Storage and Transmission

Presented at the Energy Expo on February 10, 2017 in the Georgia Tech Student Center, 3rd Floor Ballroom.PRESENTATION TITLE: NANO SPHERICAL SILICON for LIB BATTERY - John Carberry, CEO at Mossey Creek Technologies has served in senior executive and technical positions at Kyocera, Ceradyne, Ceramatec, Minco, Silbond, Neptec Optical Solutions, DiamondView Armor Products, Sustainable Aquatics, Sustainable Nutrition, and Mossey Creek Technologies, often as founder, normally as CEO, CTO, and Director. John has several dozen patents in technologies including, ceramics, engineered materials, optical switching,orthodontics, solar, telecom, armor, materials processing, among others. Most recently John invented new technologies for thermoelectrics, lithium ion batteries, extracting essential oils such as astaxanthin. As well as founder of DiamondView Armor Products, he invented and commercialized an armor based on nanotechnologies, which was sold to SCHOTT US, and which shipped more than 200 million USD in armor, supplying all the transparent armor on the MATV production. John is currently dedicating his energies to building technology leadership in energy and improvements to agriculture, with a vision for the benefit of the local as well as the broader community in terms of ecology. As co founder of Sustainable Aquatics with Matthew Carberry, the leading breeder producer of marine ornamentals in the world has grow up to success in Jefferson City, and looks to extend its breakthrough technology to many marine and other horizons. Mosey Creek Technologies is focused on materials solutions to challenges in energy.PRESENTATION TITLE: STORAGE AND TRANSMISSION - Jimmy Glotfelty is a founder of Clean Line Energy and serves as Executive Vice President, focusing on commercial activities and regulatory and public affairs. Jimmy brings to Clean Line more than twenty five years of electric sector and transmission knowledge, in both the public and private sectors. He is a wellknown expert in electric transmission, generation, energy policy, and energy security fields and speaks frequently at industry conferences. Prior to Clean Line, Jimmy was Vice President, Energy Markets, for ICF International and developed their NERC Compliance practice. Jimmy worked for George W. Bush, for almost eight years, at both the gubernatorial and presidential levels. He led the Bush Administration’s efforts on electricity issues with Congress and the electric utility industry. In this capacity, he founded Office of Electric Delivery and Energy Reliability at the Department of Energy (DOE) and served as its first Director. This program is responsible for applied transmission and distribution (T&D) research and led to the creation of the nationally recognized GridWise Alliance. While at DOE Jimmy led the U.S. efforts to investigate the blackout of August 2003 which called for the adoption of many technologies that have greatly improved the reliability of U.S. transmission system today. Jimmy serves on the board of the Southeast Coastal Wind Coalition and the Tennessee Advanced Energy Business Council and recently rolled off of the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) Board of Directors.Runtime: 71:19 minute