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Mead & Hunt adds Murray to the team
By: Daily Reporter Staff//October 29, 2024//
Mead & Hunt announced Ryan Murray will serve as a Waste-to-Energy Project Developer.
With seven years of industry experience, Murray can help you establish resilient, reliable, and cost-effective renewable energy solutions, officials said. He guides Mead & Hunt clients through the project development phase gates from initial feasibility through full EPC contract. Based in Chicago, Murray holds a mechanical engineering degree from Purdue University.
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