Borton-Lawson is pleased to welcome Mary Ritter to our Pittsburgh office. She joins our Oil & Gas team as a Structural Designer.
Mary is a graduate of Youngstown State University, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering. Prior to joining Borton-Lawson, she was an Engineering Teaching Assistant as well as an Office Assistant at her university.
Please join us in welcoming Mary to the Borton-Lawson team!
Where proximity to a centralized pipeline is not feasible, conversion of RNG to CNG or LNG may be required. Proven experience includes turnkey site and facility designs for both CNG and LNG clients.
Site design and natural gas pipeline design and permitting capabilities needed to optimize treatment site designs and deliver product to the closest pipeline. We utilize site engineering tools such as SitePro to quickly optimize site layouts, and our pipeline teams have permitted hundreds of miles of gathering, midstream, and downstream natural gas pipelines.
Over a decade of experience designing natural gas treatment facilities, compressor facilities, interconnects and delivery points for a variety of midstream and utility clients. In house design team includes all process, mechanical, structural, electrical, and I&C disciplines required to deliver turnkey projects.
Borton-Lawson’s staff of environmental scientists and wastewater engineers have proven experience in methane collection, anaerobic digestion, and sludge disposal issues. Our process engineers can assist with the coordination, collection, and transmission of biogas treatment alternatives from agricultural, wastewater treatment, and landfill sources.
