Greetings!

Come to the SDRES program Wednesday, Aug 12, at 7pm for a description of a promising energy storage technology, useful for remote renewable energy plants and in-county systems. Arrive at 6:30pm to network

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COMPRESSED AIR ENERGY STORAGE

THE OPERATON OF A TRANSPORTABLE CAES SYSTEM WILL BE DESCRIBED.

THE CAES SYSTEM COMPETES WITH BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS BUT ALSO HAS ADDITIONAL FEATURES THAT ARE BEYOND THE REACH OF BATTERY SYSTEMS. THESE FEATURES INCLUDE THE CONCEPT THAT THE ENIS WINDGEN CAES SYSTEM STORES ENERGY…AND CAN TRANSFER ENERGY. THE BY-PRODUCT, OF THE TURBOEXPANDER THAT DRIVES THE ELECTRICITY GENERATOR, IS SUPERCHILLED AIR THAT HAS OTHER USEFUL APPLICATIONS.

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DR. PAUL LIEBERMAN

DR. PAUL LIEBERMAN GRADUATED NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY AND ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WITH A SPECIALTY IN FLUID MECHANICS.

PAUL HAS WORKED AT THE ROCKET FACILITY AT EDWARDS AFB, ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE (IITRI), TRW AND NATIONAL TECHNICAL SYSTEMS. PAUL IS CURRENTLY PRESIDENT OF ENIS WINDGEN RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS LLC.

PAUL HAS ACCUMULATED 7 PATENTS, 13 PENDING PATENTS AND PUBLISHED 13 TECHNICAL PAPERS DESCRIBING THE ENIS WINDGEN VERSION OF THE ADIABATIC COMPRESSED AIR ENERGY STORAGE (CAES) SYSTEM.

SDRES programs are free and are held at the California Center for Sustainable Energy, 8690 Balboa Avenue, Suite 100 (2 blocks east of Hwy 163 on the north side of Balboa.)  Advanced registration is not required.  If you have questions call Skip Fralick at 858-244-4868.