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Thank you to our speakers:
Professor Sukesh Aghara, Director of the Nuclear Engineering Program at UMass Lowell
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David Miller, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Clean Energy Ventures
Katie Raymond, Director of Energy & Sustainability at AHA Consulting Engineers
Lynne Garone, AVP Corporate Learning and Social Responsibility at E Ink
Frank Urro, VP of Energy Strategies for NRGTree
Highlights from the Conversation:
Massachusetts must diversify its clean energy portfolio.
Meeting future energy demand will require a balanced mix of renewables, advanced nuclear, energy storage, and other emerging technologies to achieve a reliable, low-carbon grid.
Innovation is essential to accelerating sustainability.
From advanced nuclear technologies to next-generation clean energy startups, continued research, commercialization, and investment will be critical to reducing emissions and achieving long-term sustainability.
Advanced nuclear is emerging as a key opportunity for Massachusetts.
Professor Sukesh Aghara highlighted how advanced nuclear technologies—including small modular reactors and fusion—can strengthen grid reliability, support economic growth, and complement renewable energy sources.
Collaboration will drive the clean energy transition.
David Miller emphasized that lasting progress depends on partnerships among industry, investors, academia, and government to scale innovative technologies and bring sustainable energy solutions to market.
Thank you to E Ink for hosting and to NRGTree for sponsoring this meeting!