EST&P Students Win the Edison Energy Challenge
Seven students from Carnegie Mellon's Energy Science, Technology and Policy program traveled to Cambridge, MA to compete in the 8th annual MIT Energy-Hack this past November.
The 'Energetic', was the first EST&P group to present their solution to the LineVision challenge. It was titled 'Quanifying the Environmental and Consumer Benefits of LineVision's Technology.' The team included graduate students: Peng Sang, Rahul Jha, and Rhiva Singh.
The 'Terawatt Tartans', was the second EST&P group to present their solution titled 'The Tartan Method.' The team came in first place in the Edison Energy Challenge and competed in the finals. The team included graduate students: Adrielle Cailipan, Sabrina Curtis, Pranav Gupta, and Alexandra Kramer.