Battery Energy Storage Systems – The State of Safety

Event

Battery Energy Storage Systems – The State of Safety

May 3, 2021
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

NYIT College of Engineering and Computing Sciences is pleased to welcome Laurie Florence, Principal Engineer for Stationary and Motive Batteries, ESS, and Fuel Cells at UL LLC, who will present on “Battery Energy Storage Systems – The State of Safety.”

Battery energy storage systems are a necessity for renewable energy installations and other parts of the grid. Many of these systems are relying on lithium-ion batteries as their energy storage technology. Florence will explain what is being done to address the safety of these devices, whether they are for utility, commercial/industrial, or residential applications.

R.S.V.P. by May 2 to Robert N. Amundsen, Director of the M.S. in Energy Management Program at ramundse@nyit.edu.

About Our Speaker

Laurie Florence is a UL Corporate Fellow and UL’s Principal Engineer for stationary/motive batteries and ESS. Laurie has over 30 years of experience in product safety and standards development. She represents UL on a variety of technical panels for industry standards across ANSI, SAE, ISO, IEC, IECEE, CSA, and NFPA.

This event is sponsored by the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences.