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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22

Pittsburgh Regional Clean Energy Start-up Showcase
12:30-2:45pm in Room # 306
CMU Faculty:
Reed McManigle (Scott Institute, Office of Tech Transfer)

Clean Energy Showcase
12:00-8:00pm, 3rd and 4th Floor
CMU Faculty:
Venkat Viswanathan (MechE, Scott Institute Energy Fellow), Matthew Guttenberg (MechE Ph.D. student) and Shashank Sripad (MechE Ph.D. student) will showcase battery technologies for electric aviation.

A High Road Energy Transition: Ensuring Fairness for U.S. Workers and Communities
3:00-4:00pm in Room # 304
CMU Faculty: Valerie Karplus (EPP, Scott Institute Energy Fellow)

The Open Energy Outlook: An Open and Collaborative Modeling Effort for Decarbonization Analysis
3:00-4:00pm in Room # 402
CMU Faculty: Paulina Jaramillo (EPP, Scott Institute Energy Fellow)


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23

Systems Thinking to Guide a Rapid and Just Transition to Net-Zero Emissions
11:30am-12:30pm in Room # 413
CMU Faculty: Destenie Nock (CEE, EPP, Scott Institute Energy Fellow)

Enhancing Electric Power Resilience in the Face of Extreme Events
12:30-1:45pm in Room # 306
CMU Faculty:
Granger Morgan (EPP, Scott Institute Energy Fellow)
Jay Apt (EPP, Scott Institute)

More Scott Institute Events This Week

Distinguished Lecture with Sally Benson

Join the Wilton E. Scott Institute for Energy Innovation at Carnegie Mellon University for a Distinguished Lecture featuring Sally Benson.

Tue, Sep 20, 2022, 4:30 PM EDT
Simmons Auditorium B, Tepper Quad
5000 Forbes Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Register Online Here

CMU Energy Research Demonstrations @ Mill 19

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
Mill 19 (4501 Lytle Street Pittsburgh, PA)

Tours will begin from the South Porch at Mill 19 at 9:15a and 10:15a. Tours on 9/22 are for general registrants.  (Limited Space, Registration Required)

Visitors will:

  • Tour Mill 19, a steel mill turned advanced manufacturing research facility covered in the largest (2.1 MW) sloped solar array in the entire United States.
  • View demonstrations of cutting-edge robotics and clean energy technology research from Carnegie Mellon, the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) Institute, and Catalyst Connection.
  • Discover how CMU helped the City of Pittsburgh and Southwestern Pennsylvania transform from an industrial powerhouse to a climate-conscious industry leader.