Dr. William Kao May 15, 2012 Empowering Global Economy Through Technology Agenda What is Green/Clean Technology - Renewable Energy ( 7 kinds) - Energy Storage Methods (Batteries, Utility Scale) - Smart Grid (T&D), Sensor Networks, Smart Cities - Green Building (LEED, LED, Biomimicry) - Green Transportation (EV, HSR) - Clean Air, Water Green Economy: Career and Jobs Summary and Conclusion Prepared by Dr. William Kao 2 What is Clean Technology? Clean Technology is a diverse range of products, services, and processes that harness renewable materials and energy sources, dramatically reduce the use of natural resources, and cut or eliminate emissions and wastes. Clean Technology includes the renewable energy, energy intelligence and efficiency, smart grid, green transportation (electric vehicles, HSR) energy storage, advanced batteries, green buildings, lighting, and water, air filtration, Prepared by Dr. William Kao 3 Renewable Energy (7 kinds) Solar Wind Biomass, Biofuel Hydroelectric Wave Tidal Geothermal Prepared by Dr. William Kao 4 Clean / Green Technology Green Building Energy T&D: Smart Grid Green Transportation (EV, PHEV) Energy Storage HSR LED: Energy Efficiency 5 Prepared by Dr. William Kao Clean Technology (continued) Air pollution Oil spills Waste water Water treatment, desalination (RO) 6 Prepared by Dr. William Kao Can group Clean Tech opportunity set into eleven segments 7 Prepared by Dr. William Kao 8 Prepared by Dr. William Kao Smart Grid (Energy Transmission & Distribution) Smart Grid is a transformed electricity transmission and distribution network or "grid" that uses robust two-way communications, advanced sensors/meters, and distributed computers to improve the efficiency, reliability and safety of power delivery and use. Think of a Smart Grid as an "internet routing network for Electricity, instead of for Data. 9 Prepared by Dr. William Kao Ubiquitous, Everywhere 10 Prepared by Dr. William Kao Prepared by Dr. William Kao 11 HAN : Sensors in a Home 12 Source: Home Area Network (HAN) Overview, PG & E, January 2009 Prepared by Dr. William Kao Application of WSN to Smart Cities 13 Prepared by Dr. William Kao Green Building ZEB Biomimicry LED lighting Green Building Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design Prepared by Dr. William Kao 15 16 Prepared by Dr. William Kao LED ,CFLs, and Incandescent Lights compared Energy Efficiency Energy Usage Environmental Impacts Durability 17 Prepared by Dr. William Kao CNG: Compressed Natural Gas LPG: Liquefied Petroleum Gas 18 Prepared by Dr. William Kao The paradigm shift in transportation, from ICE vehicles to advanced electric-drive vehicles 19 Prepared by Dr. William Kao LMID: Labor Market Information Division 20 Prepared by Dr. William Kao Clean Technology Economy The clean-energy sector is delivering new job and economic opportunities, as it moves from a once-marginalized niche to an increasingly cost-competitive, mainstream offering. Green-job naysayers often question the validity of green jobs, stating that theres no clear definition for what constitutes a green job and that any new jobs in clean tech simply displace jobs from other sectors, creating no new net jobs. But clean-tech jobs are not amorphous as these critics claim, and instead represent some of the most dynamic sectors in the technology landscape, including electric vehicles (cars, trucks, and rail), energy storage, green-building materials, advanced lighting, solar power, wind energy, and the smart grid. Green jobs can pay well and span the spectrum from green- collar trade jobs to Ph.D.-level engineers. 21 Prepared by Dr. William Kao Clean Tech Economy Money invested in clean energy, creates two to four jobs for every one job created if the money were spent on fossil fuel industries. Many of these jobs cant be exported, as they are based heavily on local jobs in installation, operations, and maintenance. CT Manufacturing is not Outsourced -Proof. Industrial leaders in the U.S., China, South Korea, Germany, Japan, and other nations, responding to this opportunity, are now vying for clean-tech leadership and the jobs that come with it. 22 Prepared by Dr. William Kao 23 Prepared by Dr. William Kao 24 Prepared by Dr. William Kao 25 Prepared by Dr. William Kao Summary and Conclusion We covered what is Green Technology Also talked about Green Economy Smart Products, Smart Grid, Smart Homes, Smart Cities Green Career / Jobs Importance of Sustainability 26 Prepared by Dr. William Kao For your attention 27 Prepared by Dr. William Kao California Polytechnic Institute Contact for training seminars and courses in any aspect of Green Technology info@CalPT.com 408-436-3000