Articles
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Electrical Job Site Efficiency: Reduce Material Handling Delays and Keep Crews Installing
Electrical projects don’t slow down only because of labor gaps, weather, or scheduling conflicts. Many delays start in a more basic place: materials. Crews lose...
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What Every Contractor Should Know Before Switchgear Installation
Switchgear installation may look straightforward on paper, but the most successful projects are the ones where the critical planning happens early. Decisions made before delivery...
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How to Improve Electrical Material Estimating and Keep Your Project on Schedule
Most electrical material estimates fail the same way. The math checks out, the line items align with scope, and the pricing reflects current market conditions....
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Feature Article in Solar Power World: How Electrical Contractors Can Move from Small- to Large-scale Solar Partnerships
The following article by Danielle Pirrone, President & COO of ULE Group was featured in Solar Power World in March 2026. How Electrical Contractors Can...
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Solar + Storage Integration
Battery storage is scaling fast. In 2024 alone, U.S. capacity grew by 66%, adding 10.4 GW. Solar and storage together accounted for 84% of all...
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Preparedness Strategies: Extreme Weather
When extreme weather hits, electrical systems don't fail in small pockets. Failures cascade across counties, utilities, and entire regions. And when thousands of customers lose...
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Simplifying NEC Compliance on the Jobsite: How ULE Group Products Make It Easier
For electrical contractors, staying compliant with the National Electrical Code (NEC) can feel like a moving target. Code updates, complex installation requirements, and project deadlines often...
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AI Innovations Transforming the Electrical Industry
Artificial intelligence is transforming the electrical industry faster than anyone expected. What once depended solely on hands-on experience and manual monitoring is now supported by...
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Helping Critical Electrical Facilities Stay Up and Running, No Matter What
Severe weather and unexpected disruptions continue to expose how vulnerable today’s electrical infrastructure can be. Across the country, hurricanes, ice storms, and unplanned outages are...
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DOE’s $1.6B Investment Is Reshaping the Future of the Power Grid
The U.S. Department of Energy recently approved a $1.6 billion federal loan guarantee to help American Electric Power upgrade nearly 5,000 miles of transmission lines...
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What Electrical Contractors Need to Know About Supplying EV Charging Stations on Commercial Sites
As more drivers make the switch to electric vehicles, the demand for convenient, reliable charging infrastructure is surging, and commercial property owners and developers are...
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OSHA Tightens Enforcement on Electrical Safety: What Electrical Contractors Need to Know
Electrical safety has always been a cornerstone of job site management, but recent data from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) shows a sharp rise...
