Capital is no longer the binding constraint on critical infrastructure development — the ability to deliver symbiotic solutions is. In an era of unprecedented growth – and unprecedented strains on the system – new infrastructure developments must be designed to enhance, not degrade, the systems they operate within.

The old models are no longer physically viable or politically palatable. Success depends on the ability to navigate interconnection queues, permitting processes, flexible load operations, power markets, rate cases, water management, and myriad other opaque dynamics. 

Cardinal Rose leverages Lake’s experience as someone who has regulated the industry, run the market, drafted the rules, and shaped national grid policy to deliver solutions that integrate the technical, financial, operational, regulatory, and policy elements of projects.