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Robert Pharris

Technical Lead - Mechanical Reliability Engineering at Clipper Windpower

Robert Pharris is a seasoned Mechanical Engineer with extensive experience in the renewable energy sector, currently working at BP Wind Energy since March 2013. Responsibilities include continuous improvement, root cause analysis, engineering design, and technical support for a fleet of wind turbine generators exceeding 2 GW. Concurrently, Robert serves as Technical Lead for Mechanical Reliability Engineering at Clipper Windpower, focusing on root cause analysis, reliability metrics, and troubleshooting support. Previous roles include Project Engineer positions at Colorado Civil Consultants, Loris and Associates, and the City of Steamboat Springs, along with experience at AMEC Environment & Infrastructure UK Limited, where a technical report on drought's impact on municipal water supply was co-authored. Robert holds a Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Colorado Boulder and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Colorado State University.

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Denver, United States

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Clipper Windpower

Energy drives our world and our economy. Wind energy - clean, renewable and cost competitive - is a practical solution. We believe sustaining cost effective wind energy production is our collective challenge. At Clipper, we strive to support our customers and their existing Liberty 2.5MW wind turbine fleets by providing OEM knowledgeable gearbox and component part refurbishment services, as well as, maintaining a full line of wind turbine service parts. We recognize that providing reliable service incorporates the skills of a seasoned workforce, while utilizing established processes, quality standards, specialized tooling and proven test procedures. When our services are required, our customers'​ success depends on us being responsive, imaginative and technically precise. We pride ourselves on the talent and knowledge developed in Cedar Rapids, Iowa since 2006 in support of Liberty turbine operations throughout North America.