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    Envisioning ‘Honorable’ Transportation for Clean Communities of the Future, March 21, Syracuse, NY - in person or via webinar

  • 21 March 2018
  • Start time : 03:30 PM
  • End time : 05:00 PM
  • Event Host : SyracuseCoE
  • Event Location : SyracuseCoE Headquarters Facility, 727 East Washington Street, Room 203, Syracuse, NY, 13210, United States
Syracuse CoE
Event Description

This month’s SyracuseCoE Research & Technology Forum features two speakers who will share insights on past, present and future transportation technologies and supporting energy infrastructure. One speaker will address impacts of current transportation systems, exploring whether they are “…borrowing from our past and our future simultaneously,” and providing a vision for future “honorable” transportation. The second speaker will review current programs designed to promote alternative transportation options – including electric, natural gas and hydrogen-powered vehicles – as well as future transportation technologies. The program concludes with an introduction to a regional start-up company that is working to establish a network of grid-tied, onsite produced hydrogen stations to power advancements for fuel cell vehicles of tomorrow.

Attend in person:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/syracusecoe-rt-forum-envisioning-honorable-transportation-tickets-43845171087

Attend via webinar:

https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/6709294009156631297

  • Host Company/Organization Name
    • SyracuseCoE
  • Speakers / Presenters
    • Speakers:

      Dr. Paul Mutolo, CEO, Standard Hydrogen Corporation, and Director of External Partnerships, Energy Materials Center at Cornell University

      Paul Mutolo, PhD, is Co-Founder and CEO of Standard Hydrogen Corporation (SHC). SHC’s mission is enabling widespread deployment of carbon free power and vehicles. We do this through sales of Hydrogen Energy Services™ for customers in the grid and transportation sectors, powered by our HyGEL™ onsite hydrogen energy storage system.

      Paul is a founding board member and officer of the New York Battery & Energy Storage Technology (NY-BEST) consortium. He also manages industry-university relationships for two research centers at Cornell University: emc2, the Energy Materials Center; and PARADIM, the Platform for the Accelerated Realization, Analysis, & Discovery of Interface Materials.

      Dr. Mutolo earned his PhD in inorganic and solid state chemistry from the University of California Santa Barbara. A recipient of a Fulbright Fellowship, Paul conducted two years of his doctoral research at the WWU in Münster, Germany. He received his A.B. in chemistry from Cornell. Paul lives in Ithaca with his wife and their two boys.



      Barry Carr, Coordinator, Clean Communities
      of Central New York

      Barry Carr is the Coordinator of Clean Communities of CNY, an outreach program operated by the US Department of Energy since 1993. He is in charge of educating transportation professionals on the use of alternative fuels and alternative fueled vehicles.

      Involved in the alternative-fuel vehicle industry since 1988, Barry works closely with state and federal governments in support of funding and development programs. He serves on NGV America’s Federal and State Legislative Committee, is vice chair of the Northeast Gas Association, and was recently awarded a lifetime achievement award from NGV America. Additionally, he has also been named to the US Department of Energy's Clean Cities Hall of Fame.
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