Stacey Olson, President, Chevron Appalachia, LLC David Ruppersberger, President, Pittsburgh Regional Alliance 2:30 Panel: Gebhardt, Partner, Pathfinder Capital Advisors LLC Rangos 1 & 2 – 3:30 pm The Investors’ (Moderator) Perspective: Erik Birkerts, Chief Executive Officer, Clean Energy Trust Trends and Insights in Matt Myers, Vice President, EARTHx Energy Innovation Reed, Chief Executive Officer, Evok Innovations Johanna Wolfson, Principal, PRIME Impact Fund Beth Zotter, Program Team, Cyclotron Road 3:30 Rangos 3 – 4 pm Afternoon Break 4:00 Energy-Themed Rangos 1 & 2 – 4:30 pm Dramatic Monologue CMU Drama Student Finalist presentations Competition 4:30 5 Keynote Rangos 1 & 2 Randall Gentry, National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) – pm Deputy Director, Science and Technology Strategic Plans and Programs, Research Innovation Center Introduction by Andrew Gellman, Co-Director, The Wilton E. Institute for Energy Innovation, Carnegie Mellon University 5 6 pm Keynote Alex Laskey, President and Founder, Opower - Rangos 1 & 2 – in Energy A Fireside Chat” “Entrepreneurship – Moderated by Dave Mawhinney, Executive Director, Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship, Carnegie Mellon University 6 8 pm Reception CMU Scott Hall LEED Recognition and Celebration Reception Marquis Conference – Room, Scott Hall 5201 6 9 pm Showcase CMU Sustainability Weekend Opening Showcase on Inclusive The Frame Gallery – Sustainability Friday, April 6 (Day 3) Time Panelists/Speakers Location 8–5pm Rangos Hallway, Cohon University Registration OPEN Center 10–10:30 Day Three Welcome Rangos 1 & 2 Andrew Place, Vice Chairman, Pennsylvania Public Utilities am and Kickoff Commission Keynote Introduction by Alexander Pazuchanics, Assistant Director, Mobility and Infrastructure, City of Pittsburgh 10:30– Panel: Kathy Newman, Associate Professor of English, Carnegie Rangos 1 & 2 11:15 am The Imperative of Mellon University (Moderator) Energy Humanities – Goessling, PhD Candidate, Carnegie Mellon University Where Energy, Director of Education, Steinbrenner Institute for Abigail Owen, Engineering and Arts Environmental Education & Research Intersect Noah Theriault, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, CMU Department of History 11:15 Rangos 1 & 2 – 11:45 am Lunch Keynote Chris White, CEO, Philips Lighting 12:30 pm Moderated by Christine Mondor, evolveEA, CMU Adjunct Faculty, Chair, Planning Commission, City of Pittsburgh
Stacey Olson, President, Chevron Appalachia, LLC David Ruppersberger, President, Pittsburgh Regional Alliance 2:30 – 3:30 pm Panel: The Investors’ Perspective: Trends and Insights in Energy Innovation Gebhardt, Partner, Pathfinder Capital Advisors LLC (Moderator) Erik Birkerts, Chief Executive Officer, Clean Energy Trust Matt Myers, Vice President, EARTHx Reed, Chief Executive Officer, Evok Innovations Johanna Wolfson, Principal, PRIME Impact Fund Beth Zotter, Program Team, Cyclotron Road Rangos 1 & 2 3:30 – 4 pm Afternoon Break Rangos 3 4:00 – 4:30 pm Energy-Themed Dramatic Monologue Competition CMU Drama Student Finalist presentations Rangos 1 & 2 4:30 – 5 pm Keynote Randall Gentry, National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) Deputy Director, Science and Technology Strategic Plans and Programs, Research Innovation Center Introduction by Andrew Gellman, Co-Director, The Wilton E. Institute for Energy Innovation, Carnegie Mellon University Rangos 1 & 2 5 – 6 pm Keynote Alex Laskey, President and Founder, Opower - “Entrepreneurship in Energy – A Fireside Chat” Moderated by Dave Mawhinney, Executive Director, Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship, Carnegie Mellon University Rangos 1 & 2 6 – 8 pm Reception CMU Scott Hall LEED Recognition and Celebration Reception Marquis Conference Room, Scott Hall 5201 6 – 9 pm Showcase CMU Sustainability Weekend Opening Showcase on Inclusive Sustainability The Frame Gallery Friday, April 6 (Day 3) Time Panelists/Speakers Location 8–5pm Registration OPEN Rangos Hallway, Cohon University Center 10–10:30 am Day Three Welcome and Kickoff Keynote Andrew Place, Vice Chairman, Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission Introduction by Alexander Pazuchanics, Assistant Director, Mobility and Infrastructure, City of Pittsburgh Rangos 1 & 2 10:30– 11:15 am Panel: The Imperative of Energy Humanities – Where Energy, Engineering and Arts Intersect Kathy Newman, Associate Professor of English, Carnegie Mellon University (Moderator) Goessling, PhD Candidate, Carnegie Mellon University Abigail Owen, Director of Education, Steinbrenner Institute for Environmental Education & Research Noah Theriault, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, CMU Department of History Rangos 1 & 2 11:15 – 11:45 am Lunch Rangos 1 & 2 pm Keynote Chris White, CEO, Philips Lighting Moderated by Christine Mondor, evolveEA, CMU Adjunct Faculty, Chair, Planning Commission, City of Pittsburgh 12:30