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This webinar/workshop explores the critical geotechnical and foundation design factors that impact the success of solar farm projects. Attendees will gain insights into evaluating site conditions, including soil properties, topography, and drainage, and their influence on foundation performance and long-term stability. The session will cover common challenges, such as expansive soils, settlement, and lateral stability, and provide practical guidance for optimizing foundation systems. Ideal for developers, engineers, and project managers, this webinar equips participants with the knowledge to minimize risks, reduce costs, and ensure efficient, sustainable solar farm construction.

Who Should Attend:

• Solar developers and project managers

• Civil and geotechnical engineers

• Structural engineers specializing in renewable energy projects

• Construction managers and site supervisors

• Environmental consultants involved in solar farm development

• Investors and stakeholders in solar energy projects

What You Will Learn:

• Key geotechnical factors affecting solar farm site selection and foundation design

• Methods for evaluating soil properties and site conditions

• Common challenges like expansive soils, settlement, and liquefaction, and how to mitigate them

• Overview of foundation types suitable for solar panels and their geotechnical considerations

• Strategies to optimize foundation design for cost-effectiveness and long-term stability

• Insights into addressing environmental and drainage issues during site development

• Practical tips for collaborating with geotechnical engineers and contractors

• How to minimize risks and ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations

PDH Credits and Certificate:

• As a participant, you will receive 1 Professional Development Hour (PDH) and a certificate of attendance upon completion of the workshop.

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