Lisa Cohn of Energy Efficiency Markets interviews two University of Utah students who invented a portable cook pot that doubles as a thermoelectric generator, primarily to charge cell phones. They raised $126,000 on Kickstarter and created a startup, Power Practical, which aims to sell the product in developing countries, as well as in existing (mostly camping) markets. Interviewed are Riley Swenson, marketing director and David Toledo, co-founder.
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Juan Felipe Patarroyo, power systems simulation specialist at OPAL-RT Technologies and Nayeem Ninad, research engineer at CanmetEnergy in Varennes, Canada, explore how power hardware-in-the-loop (PHIL) can help grid operators, researchers, system planners and associated stakeholders understand inter-IBR oscillations in microgrids.
In their new report, Veritone shows how their patented technology, Cooperative Distributed Inferencing (CDI), delivers resilience and grid optimization through real-time dynamic grid modeling.
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