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June 23rd Meeting - Transportation Energy from the Grid - Is it Real?

Joe Redfield, P.E., Manager, Advanced Vehicle Technology Section, Southwestern Research Institute (SwRI). Joe Redfield specializes in advanced vehicle propulsion system design and energy systems engineering. At SwRI he leads a team of researchers involved in the development, testing and hardware integration of electric, hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles.  He is part of the team at SwRI investigating the integration of transportation energy and the electric grid.  He has been a member of IEEE for 30 years and is currently the Membership Officer from IEEE Central Texas Section. He has served in various officer positions in CTS including Chairman.

Please RSVP if you plan to attend. To RSVP of for further information, please contact Mike Noth at mikenoth@ieee.org.

See the meeting announcement for directions and a map to the restaurant, menu options, and other information on the program.


Thank you TECO-Westinghouse
Many thanks to TECO-Westinghouse for hosting us for the networking and delicious barbecue dinner followed by plant manager Ron Heine's excellent presentation on the history of the company and overview of TECO products and a tour of the TECO plant in Round Rock where the products are made. The size of the of a wind turbine generator assembly looks much bigger on the ground than when it is on the top of a tower. In addition to Ron, we thank all the many TECO employees who worked behind the scenes and those who came in after hours to register and manage the 69 attendees and otherwise support the event. We especially thank Ernest Goto and Lana DeLeon – organizers, Bradley Morrow and AnaAlicia Ontiveros - registration, Chuck Hostetler and Donald Jones - tour guides, and particularly Alex Skorcz - our IEEE member who suggested the tour and worked hard to make it happen.

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Updated 2009 June 7 by Catalina Martinez


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