Dwight Dupy, P.E. (Ret.), is an Electrical Engineering Consultant, Mr. Dupy works primarily in engineering electrical power systems for clients. For most of his career, Mr. Dupy was the Senior Electrical Engineer at Intel Corporation responsible for engineering of Intel factories, fabs, assembly test facilities, offices, labs, and data centers. Mr. Dupy also helped other Intel customers with their data center needs. Mr. Dupy has extensive electrical engineering experience with low- and medium-voltage (1 to 72,000 volts) power system engineering design, construction, commissioning, maintenance and operation. While at Intel, Mr. Dupy successfully completed work on several multibillion-dollar projects with multimillion-dollar electrical budgets. Mr. Dupy has experience with all types of electrical equipment and system, some of which are: substations, switchgear, switchboards, transformers, motor control centers (MCCs), motors, panelboards, all types of uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), continuous power systems (CPS), generators (medium- and low-voltage), battery systems, battery charging systems, battery monitoring systems (BMS), battery-backed inverter lighting systems, load banks, variable frequency drives (VFDs), power monitoring systems, automatic-transfer switches (ATS), static-transfer switches (STS), power distribution units (PDUs), remote power panels (RPPs), overhead and underground power system design, manholes, cable, conduit, conductors, cable tray, raceways, wireways, busways, busduct, cable bus, ductbanks, lighting systems, lightning protection systems, grounding / earthing / bonding systems, signal reference grids (SRGs), heat trace and freeze protection, disconnects, equipment enclosures, power quality analysis, dynamic voltage restorer (DVR), transient voltage surge suppression (TVSS), over current protective devices, breakers, fuses, instrument transformers, control systems, emergency power off (EPO), very early warning smoke detection systems, and specifications and design standards for electrical, life safety, instrumentation and controls, and telecommunication systems.