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Babcock & Wilcox

Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises Inc is a power generation equipment supplier and servicing company that operates in three segments: B&W Renewable, B&W Environmental, and B&W Thermal. B&W Thermal, focuses on steam generation products and solutions for plants in the power generation, oil, and gas, and industrial sectors, generates the majority of the company's revenue. B&W Renewable focuses on sustainable power and heat generation while B&W Environmental focuses on emissions control. The company's customer base spans the industrial, electrical utility, and municipal industries located predominantly in the United States, Canada, Denmark, the United Kingdom, and other regions. Business in the U.S. contributes the vast majority of its revenue.www.babcock.com

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Sep 22, 2026

Mike HolmesPANELIST
4:08
And Yeah, I spent, well, started in energy work, as I said earlier, out in the oil fields to pay for my college and similar to Jason, you'll hear in a bit, got bachelor's degrees in mathematics and chemistry and then went up to University of North Dakota and got my chemical engineering graduate degree and did some fellowship work with Mike leading a project back then, Project Sodium.
Mike HolmesPANELIST
4:37
Then 30 years of R&D, 15 with Babcock and Wilcox, 15 with the EERC, and then, as Mike said, fourth quarter year career.
Mike HolmesPANELIST
4:48
I did the last 10 years with the Lignite Energy Council and the state of North Dakota's lignite research program.
Mike HolmesPANELIST
4:57
And I should quit using the word R&D because it's technology development.
Jessica BellHOST
4:53
Mike comes to this race, as you all know, with a career deeply rooted in energy research, technology, and public policy.
Jessica BellHOST
5:02
His experience includes the EERC, Babcock and Wilcox, and he spent nearly a decade leading research and development work for the Lignite Energy Council.
Jessica BellHOST
5:13
Mike has spent years working around public policy and policy makers, and while he often jokes he doesn't get the politics behind things, and I tease him that he gets them better than most people, this year he decided to become a candidate himself.
Jessica BellHOST
5:28
So Mike, can you tell us a little bit about yourself District 43, your connection to the industry, and what made you decide to run this year?
ChrisHOST
20:33
It's a thick lady.
ChrisHOST
20:35
So she was powered by nine, this is going to be familiar for you, Babcock and Wilcox boilers that powered four Parsons geared steam turbines.
AdamHOST
20:47
Really? Yep.
AdamHOST
20:49
Obviously these weren't nuclear yet, thank God.

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