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The Sounds of Solar Podcast

The Sounds of Solar is a podcast series produced from the offices of EVS, Inc. in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Boulder, Colorado.

Podcast · By EVS, INC · English · US · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    Ep: 68: Engineering Data Centers: Power & Reliability for an Always-On World (opens the original)

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    Data centers are growing at an unprecedented scale, and the power systems behind them have to keep up. EVS Executive Vice President Sohan Das joins the Sounds of Solar team to explore the engineering behind an always-on world. From rapidly rising energy demand and stringent reliability requirements to the infrastructure needed to support it, the conversation looks at what data center growth means for engineers, utilities, developers, and the grid. Sohan discusses the role of solar, battery stora

  2. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    Ep: 67: Ground Truth: How Technology is Transforming Modern Survey (opens the original)

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    Every successful solar project begins long before the first panel is installed. It begins with survey. In this episode of Sounds of Solar , EVS Project Manager-Survey Valerie Zurcher and Field Technician II-Survey Zachary Emerson explore one of the industry's most essential, yet often overlooked, disciplines. From establishing project control and capturing site topography to using LiDAR-equipped drones and processing massive datasets, they explain how accurate survey data drives every engineerin

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