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  • Government Resources
  • KUKA Case Study
  • Common Recommendations
  • DOE ITAC Grant
  • Topical Resources
  • Utility Rebates and Incentives
  • Energy Resilience
  • Emergency Demand Response
  • Cybersecurity

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  • BTAC Program
  • Expansion Program

< Research Projects

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Workforce Development

Workforce Development

 

Leadership Opportunities

Undergraduate and graduate students who are employed through the ITAC have many opportunities to improve their leadership skills, including through leading assessments and assessment reports, client outreach, and leadership in sub-teams focused topics such as equipment management, research, database management, and student recruitment. Second-year ITAC students also serve as mentors to newer ITAC students.

Training

Students at the ITAC, from MSU, MTU, and HFC, are provided with training in energy efficiency identification, energy equipment, energy consuming processes, energy data analysis, among others. This includes weekly team meetings and training, as well as for-credit courses on campus. Senior-level students also participate in leading training activities.

Hands-on Experience

The ITAC allows students opportunities to gain hands on experience with writing reports, energy savings equations and calculations, and working with companies directly. Students participate in multiple assessments per semester and many in the summer, giving them hands-on experience in all aspects of the assessment process, from client outreach, pre-assessment and kick-off meetings, on-site assessment, report writing, and final assessment recommendation presentations. This is accomplished through hybrid, in-person, and remote collaboration across students/faculty/staff and client teams.

CE 492 Equipment Training Demonstration 2 2024

 

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