Justin Freeman appointed as Vice President of Energy at Coffman Engineers
Coffman Engineers has appointed Justin Freeman, a seasoned engineering leader, as Vice President of Energy, effective immediately. This move aims to unify the firm's diverse energy services under a cohesive market strategy that spans traditional, renewable, and emerging energy sectors.
Based in Anchorage, Alaska, Coffman Engineers is a multidisciplinary consulting firm that integrates civil, structural, mechanical, and other specialties. Freeman's appointment marks a significant step in the firm’s strategic realignment, aligning its traditional and emerging energy offerings under a unified Energy market strategy.
Freeman brings over two decades of experience in the energy industry, having significantly contributed to the growth of Coffman's presence in both conventional and emerging energy markets. His role will focus on enhancing collaboration, technical capabilities, and client service across the energy sector.
“Justin brings a unique depth of experience in the energy sector and a firm understanding of all components of the project life cycle, from funding through commissioning,” stated Dave Ruff, CEO and COB of Coffman Engineers. “He has a clear vision for making the consulting experience a value multiplier for our clients. Justin's new role builds upon our long history of service to the industry and helps us solve even more complex problems for tomorrow's energy needs.”
Freeman’s expertise is crucial as the energy landscape continues to evolve, blending traditional and advanced technologies. “We see clients navigating a rapidly changing energy landscape that blends traditional and advanced technologies. Every project is unique,” Freeman noted. “By bringing our broad energy experience together under one strategy, we can better coordinate our disciplines and support clients as they evaluate opportunities across a range of energy technologies.”
Coffman's Energy team serves a wide array of markets, including oil and gas, transmission and distribution, renewable power generation, energy storage, advanced nuclear, bioenergy, carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS), hydrogen, and chemical and heavy industrial facilities. The firm leverages its national network to provide resilient, reliable, and forward-looking energy solutions to its clients.
Freeman’s appointment underscores Coffman’s commitment to addressing the increasingly complex and multifaceted needs of the energy sector. With his leadership, Coffman aims to further enhance its ability to support clients through the diverse and evolving energy landscape.