RSG Principal Ken Kaliski to Co-Chair Renewable Energy Noise Session at NOISE-CON 2026

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RSG Principal Ken Kaliski will attend NOISE-CON 2026 in Long Beach, California, where he will co-chair the Renewable Energy Noise technical session on Thursday, July 9, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:20 a.m. PT.

The session will focus on current research, methods, and applied practices related to noise from renewable energy sources. Ken’s participation reflects RSG’s ongoing work in noise control engineering, including the analysis and modeling needed to help communities, developers, and decision-makers better understand and address complex acoustics challenges.

RSG’s Indi Savitala, Market Leader for Acoustics, will also attend.

Who? Ken Kaliski, Principal; Indi Savitala, Market Leader, Acoustics

What? Co-chairing the “Renewable Energy Noise” technical session

Where and When? NOISE-CON 2026, Long Beach, California; Thursday, July 9, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:20 a.m. PT

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