“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.”
Delegates from Nissan joined University of Toronto researchers and Parliamentary Assistant Chris Scott for an on-campus demonstration of the next generation Nissan LEAF (photos by Liz Beddall) Climate Positive Energy (CPE) is pleased to announce that University of Toronto (U of T) has signed a… Read more »
On June 13, U of T welcomed MPP Chris Scott, Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Energy and Mines, for a lab tour and briefings on the university’s grid, electric vehicle (EV), and mining research – areas also affiliated with the Climate Positive Energy (CPE) Research Initiative. … Read more »
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 »