Electrification in Action: GP CRC
Georgia Power’s Customer Resource Center
The home and workplace of the future are right there to see, all electric-powered and on the market today.
PUF 2.0 - November 15, 2017
At EPRI Labs
With EPRI Scientists in Charlotte and Knoxville
Eleven of EPRI’s top scientists explain in plain English about Efficient Electrification’s advantages, achievements and aspirations.
EPRI Chief Executive On Efficient Electrification
Combines CEO and DIY Roles
EPRI sees opportunities to replace higher emitting, less efficient end-use energy sources as electricity becomes cleaner and combined with more efficient technologies.
At EPRI Labs: Allen Dennis
Senior Program Manager
EPRI’s Allen Dennis talks about the payback of efficient electrification through customer productivity.
At EPRI Labs: Ron Domitrovic
Program Manager
EPRI’s Ron Domitrovic explains why the next-generation heat pump can make electric heating and cooling much more efficient.
At EPRI Labs: Mark Duvall
Director of Energy Utilization
EPRI’s Mark Duvall explains how his group takes new end use technologies from the laboratory to demonstration as part of EPRI’s efficient electrification R&D.
At EPRI Labs: Bill Gould
Director of Research and Development
EPRI’s Arshad Mansoor talks about the potential of efficient electrification.
At EPRI Labs: Arshad Mansoor
Senior Vice President
EPRI’s Arshad Mansoor talks about the potential of efficient electrification.
At EPRI Labs: Tom Reddoch
Senior Technical Executive
EPRI’s Tom Reddoch talks about the efficiency of electrifying at the point of end use.
At EPRI Labs: Tom Reddoch & Tom Geist
Senior Technical Executive & Principal Technical Leader
EPRI’s Tom Reddoch and Tom Geist discuss alternatives to using power at the U.S. standard of 60 Hz, and what it could mean for efficiency and electrification strategies.