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View this post on Instagram Meet Tom, IT Systems Analyst. When we asked Tom what he’s enjoyed most during his 22 years at GUC, he shared that it’s the people he’s worked with that have made GUC special. “It’s gratifying to be able to provide someone with something they were looking for, or to remove an obstacle someone has encountered that hinders their work,” he said. “Or even better, if I can remove an obstacle no one ever knew about, then they don’t need to deal with it in the first place.” #employeeappreciation . . . . #insideGUC #greenvilleutilities #informationtechnology #IT #systemsanalyst #electric #water #wastewater #naturalgas A post shared by Greenville Utilities (@greenvilleutilities) on Sep 24, 2020 at 11:20am PDT
Meet Tom, IT Systems Analyst. When we asked Tom what he’s enjoyed most during his 22 years at GUC, he shared that it’s the people he’s worked with that have made GUC special. “It’s gratifying to be able to provide someone with something they were looking for, or to remove an obstacle someone has encountered that hinders their work,” he said. “Or even better, if I can remove an obstacle no one ever knew about, then they don’t need to deal with it in the first place.” #employeeappreciation . . . . #insideGUC #greenvilleutilities #informationtechnology #IT #systemsanalyst #electric #water #wastewater #naturalgas
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View this post on Instagram Did you know wildlife is one of the top causes of power outages? However, it’s unusual for them to damage a substation. A few weeks ago, this transformer was taken down by a squirrel that caused extensive surge damage. It's one of two transformers located at our substation and water tower at the intersection of Greenville Boulevard and 14th Street. Pictured is damage to the old transformer, and delivery of the new transformer last week. . . . . #insideGUC #greenvilleutilties #transformer #substation #squirrel #itselectric #linelife #linemen #lineman #surgedamage #electric #publicpower A post shared by Greenville Utilities (@greenvilleutilities) on Sep 23, 2020 at 9:57am PDT
Did you know wildlife is one of the top causes of power outages? However, it’s unusual for them to damage a substation. A few weeks ago, this transformer was taken down by a squirrel that caused extensive surge damage. It's one of two transformers located at our substation and water tower at the intersection of Greenville Boulevard and 14th Street. Pictured is damage to the old transformer, and delivery of the new transformer last week. . . . . #insideGUC #greenvilleutilties #transformer #substation #squirrel #itselectric #linelife #linemen #lineman #surgedamage #electric #publicpower
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View this post on Instagram A bird’s-eye view of brand new infrastructure to mark the 9th annual National Infrastructure Week. Our new ground storage tank at the Water Treatment Plant is almost complete - ensuring that our customers continue receiving the highest quality of drinking water for years to come. (Photos by @greermediaproductions) . . . . #insideGUC #greenvilleutilities #infrastructure #infrastructureweek #waterstorage #waterstoragetank #cleanwatermatters #watertreatment #watertreatmentplant #dronephotography #birdseyeview A post shared by Greenville Utilities (@greenvilleutilities) on Sep 17, 2020 at 5:01pm PDT
A bird’s-eye view of brand new infrastructure to mark the 9th annual National Infrastructure Week. Our new ground storage tank at the Water Treatment Plant is almost complete - ensuring that our customers continue receiving the highest quality of drinking water for years to come. (Photos by @greermediaproductions) . . . . #insideGUC #greenvilleutilities #infrastructure #infrastructureweek #waterstorage #waterstoragetank #cleanwatermatters #watertreatment #watertreatmentplant #dronephotography #birdseyeview
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View this post on Instagram This week is Clean Energy Week, so what better time to highlight our CNG Fueling Station! In September 2015, we expanded our natural gas services to include Pitt County’s first public Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) fueling station that offers cleaner-burning fuel for both commercial fleets and personal Natural Gas Vehicles. The station is located at 290 Easy Street in Greenville. . . . . #insideGUC #greenvilleutilities #CNG #cngstation #compressednaturalgas #naturalgas #fuelingstation #cleanenergy #cleanenergyweek #cleanfuture A post shared by Greenville Utilities (@greenvilleutilities) on Sep 15, 2020 at 12:23pm PDT
This week is Clean Energy Week, so what better time to highlight our CNG Fueling Station! In September 2015, we expanded our natural gas services to include Pitt County’s first public Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) fueling station that offers cleaner-burning fuel for both commercial fleets and personal Natural Gas Vehicles. The station is located at 290 Easy Street in Greenville. . . . . #insideGUC #greenvilleutilities #CNG #cngstation #compressednaturalgas #naturalgas #fuelingstation #cleanenergy #cleanenergyweek #cleanfuture
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View this post on Instagram #historyofGUC Since 1905, Greenville Utilities has been an integral part of Greenville and Pitt County - growing and progressing along with our expanding service area. March 20, 1905 was the first time electric lights illuminated downtown Greenville, so we view that date as our “birthday.” At this time 115 years ago, Greenville was a small town of just 3,500, governed by a Board of Aldermen. A smart shopper could get a wool coat for $4.75 and a dress shirt for 39 cents. Homes were dimly lit by kerosene lamps, and construction on the town’s new Water & Light Plant was making progress. . . . . #greenvilleutilities #insideGUC #greenvillenc #uptown #nc #northcarolina #history #guc #flashback #flashbackfriday #downtowngreenville #uptowngreenvillenc #electric #water #wastewater #naturalgas A post shared by Greenville Utilities (@greenvilleutilities) on Sep 11, 2020 at 4:00am PDT
#historyofGUC Since 1905, Greenville Utilities has been an integral part of Greenville and Pitt County - growing and progressing along with our expanding service area. March 20, 1905 was the first time electric lights illuminated downtown Greenville, so we view that date as our “birthday.” At this time 115 years ago, Greenville was a small town of just 3,500, governed by a Board of Aldermen. A smart shopper could get a wool coat for $4.75 and a dress shirt for 39 cents. Homes were dimly lit by kerosene lamps, and construction on the town’s new Water & Light Plant was making progress. . . . . #greenvilleutilities #insideGUC #greenvillenc #uptown #nc #northcarolina #history #guc #flashback #flashbackfriday #downtowngreenville #uptowngreenvillenc #electric #water #wastewater #naturalgas
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