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Pardon the exclamation overload, but we have some VERY BIG NEWS!!!! The new PDX opens August 14th!!!! We’re putting the final touches on the space – ticket counters are in; artists are finishing their magic; trees have been planted (!!!); and local shops and restaurants are getting their signs up. All that’s missing is YOU! If you've got travel plans on or after August 14th, you'll be one of the first to explore everything PDX-y and new. But hey, even if you're not flying, you can still join the fun! Come hang pre-security and grab a drink, a bite, and soak in the stunning views on the mezzanine or vibe to live music by PDX musicians near the stadium seats. It’s like a mini-Portland neighborhood right inside the airport – no boarding pass required! We can’t wait to welcome you to your new PDX home.

🌍 Exciting News! 🌍 We are thrilled to announce that PAE has joined the ZERO Coalition! 🎉 As a part of this impactful alliance, we are committed to advancing positive climate policy and guiding Oregon legislation toward a more sustainable future. Ruwan Jayaweera, a Senior Principal at PAE, shares our enthusiasm: “PAE is proud to be joining the ZERO Coalition to increase our impact on positive Climate Policy. We look forward to partnering with like-minded folks as we support efforts to guide Oregon legislation toward a climate-friendly path, in alignment with our Vision for clean air, energy, and water for all.” Together, we can make a difference! 💚🌱 #PAE #ZEROCoalition #ClimateAction #Sustainability #CleanEnergy #CleanWater #EnvironmentalImpact #OregonLegislation

Join us for the "Using Vehicles to Enhance Building Resilience" webinar on July 10, 2024, from 12:00 to 1:00 (PST). Discover how electric vehicles (EVs) can drive building resilience during emergencies. Their potential to serve as "batteries on wheels" opens new avenues for powering buildings during grid, weather, fire, or seismic events. Join us as panelists leading the way delve into pairing transit and school buses with solar energy and battery storage to create microgrids, offering crucial emergency services to communities in times of need. Learn from our esteemed panelists: Karina Hershberg from PAE, Greggory Kresge, Robert Stafford from the World Resources Institute (WRI), and Joe Wachunas from New Buildings Institute. Register now at https://hubs.li/Q02CFCHw0 This webinar is presented in collaboration with San Diego LEARN, a workforce education program partnering. Don't miss this unique opportunity to explore the future of building resilience!

Join us for the "Using Vehicles to Enhance Building Resilience" webinar on July 10, 2024, from 12:00 to 1:00 (PST). Discover how electric vehicles (EVs) can drive building resilience during emergencies. Their potential to serve as "batteries on wheels" opens new avenues for powering buildings during grid, weather, fire, or seismic events. Join us as panelists leading the way delve into pairing transit and school buses with solar energy and battery storage to create microgrids, offering crucial emergency services to communities in times of need. Learn from our esteemed panelists: Karina Hershberg from PAE, Greggory Kresge, Robert Stafford from the World Resources Institute (WRI), and Joe Wachunas from New Buildings Institute. Register now at https://hubs.li/Q02CFCHw0 This webinar is presented in collaboration with San Diego LEARN, a workforce education program partnering. Don't miss this unique opportunity to explore the future of building resilience!

We are honored to support Heirloom in their efforts to bring new Direct Air Capture (DAC) facilities to Northwest Louisiana. The first facility at the Port of Caddo-Bossier in Shreveport will begin construction later this year. When operational in 2026, it will remove around 17,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide annually. “We couldn’t be more excited to be building these new facilities in Northwest Louisiana,” said Shashank Samala, CEO of Heirloom. “These investments not only bring meaningful economic activity and job creation to the region, but also help to cement Louisiana as a leader in this new energy economy and further America’s leadership on the global stage.” Mithun partner Jason Steiner said, “This is a generational opportunity for transformative positive change. In our collaboration with Heirloom we share a profound alignment of climate values and a vision for a sustainable, net-zero future. We are thrilled to contribute our integrated design knowledge to advance Heirloom’s DAC facilities, harnessing the natural power of limestone to permanently remove carbon dioxide from the air.” Mithun is providing architecture, landscape architecture and interior design services for this DAC facility, the firm’s second for Heirloom. Additional design team members include PAE, MEP; KPFF Consulting Engineers, structural; and Moffatt & Nichol, civil. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gN5gqdrA Image by Plomp for Mithun. #DesignforPositiveChange