Great Lakes Energy Group
Research Group at Michigan Technological University
Research Group at Michigan Technological University
We are energy engineers who work in the context of a changing environment.
We are energy engineers who work in the context of a changing environment.
Like the warming climate, the electricity grid is changing rapidly and in ways that are not entirely predictable. We seek to understand how these concurrent changes affect the built environment and natural environment. We are engineers that are engaged and curious about the ecological and social interconnections of engineered systems. changing environment
Like the warming climate, the electricity grid is changing rapidly and in ways that are not entirely predictable. We seek to understand how these concurrent changes affect the built environment and natural environment. We are engineers that are engaged and curious about the ecological and social interconnections of engineered systems. changing environment
Above: Research group photo at our solar test site (left), discussing project details with industry partner (center), view from Hancock in the fall (right).
Energy analysis
Energy analysis
Solar energy, thermal power plants, hydropower, and electricity grid operations.
Sectoral linkages
Sectoral linkages
Climate change, drought, and environmental connections with energy systems.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
We work best in collaborate, diverse, inclusive teams.