Paul Steffes To Speak at Clean Innovation: Why It Makes Business Sense

Paul Steffes, CEO and President of Steffes, will be a panelist in the discussion at Clean Innovation: Why It Makes Business Sense about developments in environmentally friendly energy solutions.  The discussion is being hosted by Microsoft and the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions at the Microsoft Innovation and Policy Center in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, July 19, 2017.

The panel will explore the business drivers and challenges associated with clean innovation. The issues will include growing demand, competitive concerns, cost pressures, efficiency gains, and enhanced performance. The focus will be on developing new products and solutions that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help support the global economy with new and more efficient industrial technologies.

Steffes is very familiar with this topic and has a patent technology that supports this movement. The Steffes Grid-Interactive Electric Thermal Storage system, known as GETS, is an innovative technology that reduces energy consumption by providing advanced, flexible and fast acting energy storage and grid management for space and water heaters.

Paul will be a part of a discussion moderated by Bob Perciasepe, president of Center for Climate and Energy Solutions. Other participants of the discussion include Michelle Patron, Director of Sustainability Policy at Microsoft, Seth Roberts, Global Director of Energy and Climate Change at The Dow Chemical Company, and Peter Fuller, Vice President of Market and Regulatory Policy at NRG Energy.

North Dakota U.S. Representative Kevin Cramer, part of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, is set to give the opening remarks.

You can follow the discussion on the day of panel with #CleanInnovation on Twitter.

Clink here to view the original press release about the event from Center for Climate and Energy Solutions.