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At Keentel Engineering and its Consultants, our mission is to establish a sustainable business that delivers top-notch technical services to meet the unique needs of our valued clients.

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Why Choose Us

At Keentel Engineering, we take pride in being the go-to engineering firm for power and utility system planning, design, control, and analysis. Some of the many attributes of our company that set us apart are:

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Client-Focused Work Approach

Our team works cohesively on every project and with every client. We first develop a solid understanding of your project goals, requirements, and needs. From concept to commissioning, we assist you in every step.

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30 Years of Experience

We have over two decades of experience in design and interconnection. Rest assured, we have the knowledge, understanding, and expertise to handle and execute all types of projects with sheer perfection and superior workmanship.

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Quality with Innovation

At Keentel Engineering, we have established our stellar market reputation on quality, work ethics, and innovation.

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Attention-to-Detail

We work on every project with laser focus and attention to detail. This enables our team to deliver desired results with complete satisfaction.

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Who We Are

Learn more about Keentel Engineering.

We’re not just engineers—we’re problem solvers, system thinkers, and quiet revolutionaries helping power the future.

Across the United States, our 21-member electrical engineering team shows up every day to bring certainty to complexity. We’re licensed. We’re seasoned. And we’re divided into three groups, each doing what they do best:

The Designers (6 engineers):

They turn lines into lifelines. With tools like AutoCAD, Revit, ETAP, PVSyst, and CAD 3D, they translate ambition into design—calculating, modeling, and detailing systems that work the first time.

The Grid Whisperers (7 engineers):

These are your PSCAD, PSS®E, and DIgSILENT experts. They speak the language of large-scale power plants and grid dynamics—ensuring your project plays well with the utility and the future.

The Watchdogs (8 engineers):

They live and breathe compliance. From OSHA and NFPA 70 (NEC) to NERC and FERC, they make sure your systems are bulletproof—ready for inspection, audit, and everything in between.

We’re not chasing every job. Just the right ones—the ones where precision matters, where compliance isn’t optional, and where experience makes all the difference.

This is what we do. This is who we are.

Power System Design Group

6 Engineers

This team excels in detailed electrical design, utilizing software such as AutoCAD, CAD 3D, Revit, ETAP, and PVSyst. They are proficient in conducting all necessary electrical calculations to support high-quality deliverables for utility-scale and industrial projects.

Key Expertise

  • AutoCAD
  • CAD 3D
  • Revit
  • ETAP
  • PVSyst

Power System Design Group

6 Engineers

This team excels in detailed electrical design, utilizing software such as AutoCAD, CAD 3D, Revit, ETAP, and PVSyst. They are proficient in conducting all necessary electrical calculations to support high-quality deliverables for utility-scale and industrial projects.

Key Expertise

  • AutoCAD
  • CAD 3D
  • Revit
  • ETAP
  • PVSyst

Why Choose Us

At Keentel Engineering, we take pride in being the go-to engineering firm for power and utility system planning, design, control, and analysis. Some of the many attributes of our company that set us apart are:


At Keentel Engineering and its Consultants, our mission is to deliver high-quality technical services tailored to the unique needs of our clients.

We are committed to maintaining a strong technical foundation and providing reliable, cost-effective solutions.


With over 30+ years of hands-on experience in industrial and utility power systems, our expertise includes power system analysis, electrical design, transmission planning, protective relaying, and NERC compliance.


We are dedicated to solving our clients’ challenges and ensuring the reliability and performance of their electrical systems.

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Our Mission

To ensure we offer clients value-added solutions that showcase technical prowess. Our work is superior, cost-effective and designed to enhance electrical engineering system safety and reliability with the combination of our experience, knowledge, technology and expertise with ASPEN, PSSE (version 33/34), Digsilent and ETAP and other power system software programs.

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Our Vision

To offer a growth rate of over 50% in the next five years by becoming a top choice and preferred partner for specialized and provider of various electrical engineering solution among IPP, large scale renewable sector and conventional T&D assets owners.

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Our Assurance

We want to continuously deliver projects promptly, thereby exceeding the stakeholders’ expectations in terms of high quality and completion while following industry mandated procedures and programs.

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