[E&E seminars] Energy Integration - Helping to Achieve Energy Security and Independence

[Jameson Twomey]

Energy Integration – Helping to Achieve Energy Security and Independence

Gary Feldman, Lockheed Martin

December 11, 2009

Lecture at 11:30 AM

Questions, answers, and lunch follow

E19-319

400 Main Street

Cambridge, Massachusetts




Abstract

Energy security and independence is a critical issue for the United  
States and our international allies.  Clean and renewable energy  
sources such as solar energy, ocean energy, bioenergy and geothermal  
are of abundant supply in the US and throughout the world.  Innovative  
technologies are being developed daily and some of the world’s proven  
system integrators are helping to make utility scale, renewable energy  
a reality.  As a global security company, Lockheed Martin is applying  
their complex systems engineering and systems integration skills to  
renewable energy.  Through a portfolio of renewable energy solutions,  
partnerships with innovative technology companies, and applied  
research and technology we are continuing to make progress in helping  
to solve this global challenge.  The challenges and the progress being  
made across industry will be discussed during this lecture and  
discussion.

About the Speaker

Mr. Gary Feldman presently serves as the Director of Business  
Development for Lockheed Martin’s Renewable Energy business in  
Moorestown, New Jersey.  In this role, he is responsible for  
establishing strategic business relationships and for growing the  
renewable energy generation business.  Lockheed Martin’s renewable  
energy portfolio includes solar energy, bioenergy, ocean energy, fuel  
cells, and energy efficiency.  Lockheed Martin has multiple renewable  
energy projects and test beds throughout the United States, including  
a concentrating solar power (CSP) test bed in Moorestown, New Jersey.

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