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We’ll be in Houston Texas in June 1-4 for CLEANPOWER 2026, the American Clean Power Association’s annual conference. CLEANPOWER unites policymakers, experts, and corporate leaders to chart the future for American clean energy.
If you’ll be attending, make sure to schedule time to meet with senior leaders and RES experts from across our development, construction and services businesses, and to learn about our exciting new digital solutions. Find out more about how we can support your solar, wind or battery storage projects and help maximise the performance of your renewable energy portfolio.
Event Date: 1 – 4 June 2026
Location: Houston, TX USA
Event website: https://cleanpower.org/expo/
RES Lounge: Meeting Room (by appointment)
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RES Speakers
Mason Davis – Director of Business Development, Strategy and Markets
Presentation: Day 2 | Tuesday 2 June | 3:00 – 3:25pm CT
Location: Spark Tank Stage
Topic: NFPA 855 in Practice: Designing, Permitting, and Building Code-Compliant BESS in a Rapidly Evolving Fire Safety Landscape
As battery energy storage deployment accelerates nationwide, recent updates to NFPA 855 are reshaping how projects are designed, permitted, and constructed. While the changes are to improve safety and resilience, many developers, EPCs, and AHJs are grappling with how to interpret and apply the new requirements in real-world projects, often late in the development or construction process, with cost and schedule impacts.
Mason will be speaking on fire safety ordinance, covering the topics of:
- How evolving NFPA 855 requirements influence site layout and equipment spacing
- Fire detection and suppression system design under the updated code
- Constructability, cost, and schedule impacts of new compliance requirements
- Real-world lessons learned working with Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs)
- Navigating late-stage code interpretation challenges in active development and construction
