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ҹɫ��Ƶ's Power & Energy team has seen tremendous growth in 2022, working with new clients in the South East and taking on milestone projects that break new ground for ҹɫ��Ƶ. In May, the team was awarded a 100 kV rebuild in North Carolina and the company's first project for Central Electric Cooperative in South Carolina. Later in the summer, ҹɫ��Ƶ was awarded its first 230 kV bundle job for a client in Virginia. To wrap up the year, the team was awarded ҹɫ��Ƶ's first-ever 500 kV transmission line project.

In March, four ҹɫ��Ƶ apprentices headed south to Kissimmee, Florida, to compete in the ABC National Craft Championships. The team, who brought home one gold and two silver medals, included Dalton Mobley, Pipe Welder; Gavin Bailey, Structural Welder; Chris Langford, Lineworker Apprentice; and Adam Folsom, Pipefitter Apprentice. Additional ҹɫ��Ƶ team members joined the competitors to assist with the event.

On September 28, 2022, many travelers heading south on Interstate 95 in Maine got a glimpse into ҹɫ��Ƶ’s past, as a truck carried a near-pristine 1934 Ford dump truck down the highway. The dump truck, with the classic Cianchette Bros. Inc. displayed on both doors, turned a lot of heads that day, but none more important than that of ҹɫ��Ƶ co-founder Kenneth Cianchette, who was celebrating his 98th birthday.

Every morning, travelers on Interstate 95 in central Maryland witness the sunrise behind the silhouette of the Baltimore skyline. One iconic feature of this landscape is the massive exhaust stack featuring a bold-lettered “Baltimore” written down the side. It’s a landmark for residents and commuters alike, and over the past year, the city’s skyline has been looking a little different. The luffing jib of a ҹɫ��Ƶ Manitowoc 16K now casts its silhouette next to the “Baltimore Smoke Stack” in the morning light over the city. That machine and the ҹɫ��Ƶ team on site are gearing up to perform the last of three major overhauls as part of a larger upgrade project at the WIN Waste Wheelabrator Baltimore facility.