“I am a 4th year Engineering Science student majoring in Energy Systems. Through my undergraduate studies, I have developed a passion for applying electrical engineering knowledge to climate positive energy applications. My summer research topic focuses on improving the efficiency of 48V-to-1V power converters in automotive processors, which contributes to the high-level goal of accelerating the de-carbonization of the global transportation sector through improvements of power electronic converters. From this research project, I hope to contribute to mitigating the issue of high energy consumption in electric vehicle applications, thereby increasing the efficiency of the transportation sector, and achieving a just and equitable net-zero future.”
On Thursday, October 10, Climate Positive Energy (CPE) and the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) co-hosted the second annual Smart Growth Symposium. This much anticipated in-person event focused on smart and sustainable investments, infrastructure, transportation, energy, and emerging technology. The sold-out event featured a day… Read more »
On Monday, September 30, Climate Positive Energy was pleased to host Atsushi Teraji, General Manager at Nissan Motor Corporation in Japan, to discuss a partnership that will result in mutual benefits. Joining the discussion were University of Toronto experts Olivier Trescases (Director, University of Toronto… Read more »
On April 12, 2023, University of Toronto’s Government Relations Office (GRO) hosted a discussion among municipal, provincial, and federal decision-makers focused on the university’s research, commercialization, talent, and policy expertise in the fields of electrification, green energy, and electric vehicles (EV). The discussion was presented… Read more »