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China Energy Group participates in BERC Innovation Expo

October 10, 2013

China Energy Group staff members presented two posters in the Berkeley Energy & Resources Collaborative (BERC) Innovation Expo on Thursday, October 10^th. The two posters, both of which received 4^th place awards, were:

A Provincial-Scale Wind Resource Assessment for China Based on a Decade of Hourly Wind Speed Data, by Gang He
Quantifying the Co-benefits of Energy-Efficiency Projects and Programs: A Case Study in the Cement Industry, by Ali Hasanbeigi, Agnes Lobscheid, Hongyou Lu, Lynn Price, and Yue Dai

John Romankiewicz also had a poster as part of the Expo's CleanTech Companies displays. John's poster described SolarList, a startup that he is involved in that helps homeowners understand the economics of their roof’s solar potential.