To break the Wall of affordable clean energy for all, materials are the key. Up to 80% of the cost of an energy solution is due to its constituent materials and can take 20 years to reach commercialization. MAPs are a multidisciplinary technology built on robotics, high performance computing, and AI, to accelerate the development of inexpensive, “green” materials for clean energy by a factor of 10. This approach will lower the cost and time required to achieve the 2°C Paris Agreement goal.
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Breaking the Wall of Affordable Clean Energy via Material Acceleration Platforms (MAPs)
Mark Kozdras
Engineering & Technology
Dr. Mark Kozdras is a Mechanical Engineering graduate of the University of Waterloo, a P.Eng. and a long-standing member of ASM International and the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). He currently holds a position on the Executive Committee of the International Energy Agency, Advanced Materials for Transportation and, more recently, became co-lead of Mission Innovation, Innovation Challenge 6: Clean Energy Materials at the Natural Resources Canada.
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