The future is looking electric. Congratulations to the Year One Winners for the Battery Workforce Challenge! We're proud to partner, mentor, and support by sponsoring the teams throughout the next two years of the competition. Our Technical Strategy Leader, Scott Sullivan represented us and presented the Year 1 team award for 4th place to McMaster University & Mohawk College Team. Good luck teams! #eMobility #Vehicle
🏆 Congratulations to our BattChallenge Year One winners: 1️⃣ Battery Workforce Challenge at Colorado School of Mines team - The Colorado School of Mines & Arapahoe Community College 2️⃣ BattChallengeOSU team - The Ohio State University & Columbus State Community College 3️⃣ BattChallengeUA team - The University of Alabama & Shelton State Community College These teams excelled in year one of the BattChallenge, focusing on the design of the EV battery pack. Their efforts spanned from the granular level of cell characterization and testing to the broader scope of pack-level design, encompassing thermal, mechanical, and electrical considerations while upholding stringent safety standards. “We are energized by the collective efforts, dedication, and ingenuity demonstrated by the students after year one,” said Michael Berube, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Sustainable Transportation and Fuels in the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE), U.S. Department of Energy Renewable Energy at U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). “Together, we’re preparing a skilled workforce ready to lead the charge in sustainable energy solutions, driving us towards a greener future.” https://bit.ly/3UDQPXd
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Abdul Habib
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Eaton is great
Congrats to the Battery Challenge winners! This is so exciting for the future of electric vehicles. Eaton