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EPRI Announces Board of Directors Changes

EPRI Announces Board of Directors Changes News provided by Share this article Share this article PALO ALTO, Calif., April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) today announced changes to its Board of Directors that will take effect April 14. Stanley W. (Stan) Connally, Jr., Southern Company s Executive Vice President of Operations and Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of its Southern Company Services (SCS) subsidiary, will succeed Edison International President and CEO Pedro J. Pizarro as Chairman of EPRI s Board. EPRI s effectiveness in leveraging collaboration and technical expertise to solve the energy industry s challenges is unparalleled. This is an important period for our industry and for EPRI as we continue to decarbonize and also work to ensure the reliability, resilience and affordability of our service, said Connally. I look forward to continuing this important work as EPRI and its members harness research and developm

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DOE Plans Grid Energy Storage & Grants for Clean Hydrogen

DOE Plans Grid Energy Storage & Grants for Clean Hydrogen
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University of Utah wins $500,000 award to develop clean hydrogen technologies

University of Utah wins $500,000 award to develop clean hydrogen technologies
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EPRI CEO: Nuclear power is important for a decarbonized, resilient energy system

/PRNewswire/ Electric Power Research Institute President and CEO Dr. Arshad Mansoor this month stressed the importance of nuclear generation to the.

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DOE awards $2 million to develop clean hydrogen technologies - Chemical Engineering

DOE awards $2 million to develop clean hydrogen technologies By Mary Page Bailey | March 16, 2021 The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE; Washington, D.C.) awarded $2 million to four research and development (R&D) projects advancing clean-hydrogen production technologies, which may prove pivotal to reducing carbon emissions and meeting the Biden Administration’s climate change goals. “One of the important ways to achieve net-zero carbon emissions is to find innovative approaches to create clean sources of energy like hydrogen,” said Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm. “With these awards, we’re leaning on some of America’s most brilliant minds to turn these ideas into real solutions – at the same time creating clean energy jobs and reducing pollution in the air we breathe.”

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