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Case Western Reserve University
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Activities and Societies: - Student Office of Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavors - National Society of Black Engineers - Case African Students Association
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Communications Chair
National Society of Black Engineers Boston Professionals
- 2 years 1 month
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Director Of Program Operations
National Black MBA Association, Boston Chapter
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Oversaw program logistics for 25+ events per year ranging from professional development, networking, job placement, and social programs. Oversight include management of venue requirements, coordination of a team of 20+ volunteers, and streamlining the flow of communication from pre-event marketing and team alignment to post-event recaps.
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Donna DeCarolis
This week, I’ll be spending a day and a half in Syracuse, New York, at the Future Energy Economy Summit along with State agencies and authorities, industry experts, labor and business groups, and other stakeholders to discuss clean energy technologies and their role in accelerating the State’s renewable energy deployment while supporting economic development. The Summit comes at a key point in time, as recent reports have highlighted concerns around the feasibility of reaching New York’s ambitious climate goals on the timeline outlined in the Climate Act. In a recent Spectrum News article, the president and CEO of the New York State Energy Research & Development Authority (NYSERDA) stressed the need to focus on making progress in meeting climate goals rather than necessarily hitting the specific target dates. While it is a positive sign to see that NYSERDA acknowledges that overall progress should take priority over the timeline, there is still a significant need for discussion around how we as a state can actually achieve that progress in a way that is affordable and retains at least the current level of energy delivery reliability for consumers. You can read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gBjdiVyR We have discussed in recent weeks that a more practical, all-of-the-above approach is essential as we work to reach New York’s ambitious climate goals. I’m looking forward to being part of this important discussion.
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Underground Infrastructure Magazine
The series of upgrades will replace aging transmission infrastructure within the utility right of way with stronger steel structures, making the electric grid more resilient to increasing extreme weather caused by climate change. https://ow.ly/OewA50STMqb
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Syed Mushtaque Ahmed
This is indeed a very important topic that industry/regulator/policy makers/consumers all need to embrace while considering the resource mix solutions to achieve sustainability. I will encourage all to read the report and ponder on what are the practical options for recycling the Solar Panels.
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Daniel Schmidt
Absolutely, shared storage and chemical manufacturing with green hydrogen is the pathway in my opinion. The DOE has been outlining a roadmap for Green Hydrogen Hubs. CO2 with Hydrogen can totally replace petrochemical based chemical manufacturing. It makes sense to also locate green steel manufacturing and other advanced manufacturing centers, as shown in your infographic. Large storage of CO2 can double as energy storage similar to compressed air storage such that it generates electricity as it supplies industrial processes. Both the compression and distribution of the CO2 can help balance the grid if it is managed by AI using demand response. I would love to see agrivoltaics layered in to these systems such that biomass for biochar is produced on site as well. Biochar can then be value added and ultimately a whole new molecular economy will unlock limitless growth with advanced circular economies using these methods. Carbon Neutral Rocket fuel is likely to be the catalyst to end fracking by giving an alternative source of methane that will become competitive once energy costs continue to fall with smart grids and extremely cheap surplus DC from photovoltaics.
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