EPRI s Earth Week 2021 Webcast Series to Explore R&D to Accelerate Affordable and Reliable Carbon Reduction
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PALO ALTO, Calif., April 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ In recognition of Earth Day, the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) will host a week-long webcast series highlighting impactful research and development (R&D) important to accelerating carbon reduction across the energy ecosystem. The R&D EPRI unearths, tests and brings to market is the foundation of a net-zero energy future, said EPRI President and CEO Arshad Mansoor. Getting to net zero requires aligning on interconnected technology pathways spanning the entire energy system. EPRI is enabling a cleaner future by leading the development of broad-based technologies and tailored approaches, from advancing low-carbon resources to growing efficient electrification.
EPRI s Earth Week 2021 Webcast Series to Explore R&D to Accelerate Affordable and Reliable Carbon Reduction
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