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Workforce qualification gaps create both compliance and operational challenges.

An unqualified worker performing a covered task can lead to:

Regulatory violations and civil penalties
Job delays and permit extensions
Idle crews and wasted payroll
Investigation, rework, and retraining costs
Increased regulatory scrutiny

A single mistake can cost millions.

We help operators prevent these issues by ensuring workforce qualifications are visible, current, and verified. All before the first shovel breaks ground.

EWN brings together the systems you rely on to manage workforce compliance.

Operator Qualification (OQ) - Manage covered tasks, evaluations, and certifications across employees and contractors.

Learning Content Management - Deploy industry-aligned training or manage custom course content.

Compliance & Contractor Management - Monitor workforce readiness across projects with real-time reporting and oversight.

Asset Management - Track equipment inspections and inventory through TRACER Asset Management.

Together, the platform provides a unified view of your organization.

EWN Welcomes Kevin Speicher as Senior Regulatory Advisor

By Energy Worldnet (EWN) • January 5, 2026

Decatur, Texas — January 5, 2026 — EWN today announced that Kevin Speicher will join the company as Senior Regulatory Advisor, further strengthening EWN’s strategic affiliations across the energy and utility sector. Having most recently served as Chief of Pipeline Safety at the New York State Department of Public Service, a position he has held since 2012, Speicher is a widely respected industry leader and recipient of the National Association of Pipeline Safety Representatives (NAPSR) Lifetime Achievement Award. He is also an accomplished writer, speaker, and industry expert, known for advancing practical, high-integrity approaches to pipeline safety and regulatory oversight. In his role at EWN, Speicher’s efforts will focus on EWN’s Regulatory Advisory Group, designed to further position EWN’s team for additional growth by deepening regulatory engagement, shaping industry conversations, and supporting current and future clients. “Kevin’s leadership and steady, solutions-oriented approach have earned trust across the regulatory and operator community,” said Coleman Sterling, CEO of EWN. “This is a natural fit—his experience and perspective align with how EWN works and how we serve clients every day. Kevin’s addition reinforces the formidable regulatory and industry presence our team brings to the market.” James Cross, Chief Experience Officer at EWN, added: “We’ve worked alongside Kevin in the industry and have routinely remarked how much we admire his approach—and how well it aligns with EWN’s vision for the future. He brings a rare combination of credibility, clarity, and collaboration, and we’re excited to welcome him to EWN’s team.” Speicher has contributed to industry dialogue and collaboration through his engagement with organizations, including the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) and the American Public Gas Association (APGA) Security and Integrity Foundation (SIF). He is a graduate of Syracuse University. “EWN has built a reputation for delivering thoughtful, actionable guidance where safety, reliability, and regulatory performance meet,” said Speicher. “I’m excited to join the team and help advance EWN’s already-impressive support for operators, regulators, and industry stakeholders with practical solutions and forward-looking insight.” About EWN Headquartered in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, Energy Worldnet (EWN) delivers compliance technology and workforce qualification solutions for 2,600 energy, utility, and infrastructure operators. For over 30 years, EWN has helped organizations strengthen regulatory readiness, reduce operational risk, and ensure qualified personnel perform covered tasks. Through experience-driven guidance and active engagement with industry standards bodies, EWN bridges regulatory expectations with real-world implementation, delivering operational excellence to operators across North America.