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Paige Consolidates Renewable and Utility Divisions into Single Entity

Modern energy projects increasingly blur the lines between generation and grid infrastructure, prompting Raleigh-based Paige to merge its Renewable Energy and Utility Solutions divisions. The new Paige Energy Solutions group aims to streamline supply chains and technical planning for developers navigating a rapidly evolving North American market.

Paige Consolidates Renewable and Utility Divisions into Single Entity
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The consolidation addresses the practical reality that today’s infrastructure demands rarely fall into isolated categories. As engineering firms and utilities work to modernize the grid and integrate new power sources, they face mounting pressure to accelerate timelines despite persistent supply chain constraints. By operating as a unified team, Paige intends to provide clients with a single point of access for wire, cable, and connectivity support throughout the entire project lifecycle.

"Today's energy projects don't fit neatly into renewable or utility categories anymore," said Mason Phillips, Vice President of Paige Energy Solutions. The new structure allows the firm to engage with developers earlier in the planning phase, helping project teams anticipate technical hurdles and procurement risks before they escalate. This integrated approach leverages the company's existing diversified supplier network and engineering expertise, now applied across the broader spectrum of utility-scale energy development.

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