Edward Shao

Edward Shao

Albany, New York, United States

“"There is a solution for every problem, you just have to stay calm for 9 seconds to receive it."”

bio

I am a U.S. environmental engineer with experience working in federal and state agencies. I seek to bring this U.S.-governance style and project management structure to the clean energy space.

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“"There is a solution for every problem, you just have to stay calm for 9 seconds to receive it."”

bio

I am a U.S. environmental engineer with experience working in federal and state agencies. I seek to bring this U.S.-governance style and project management structure to the clean energy space.

Activity

Awards

Teams

ProjectQRSargasso, Inc.

ProjectQRSargasso

Submissions

Educating a Black Church audience about Hydrogen

There remains a tremendous untapped opportunity in bridging BIPOC communities of faith with novel STEM in the emerging hydrogen sector.

by ProjectQRSargasso, Inc.

RNG Hybrid Heat Pump to Transition from Oil to H2

The team seeks to fabricate a hybrid heat pump system (natural gas furnace + GAHP) to gradually transition an NRHP property from oil to H2.

by ProjectQRSargasso, Inc.

Educating Historically Black Church About Hydrogen

Bridge historically underserved communities with the emerging H2 sector through technical capacity building with university scientists.

by ProjectQRSargasso & UAlbany (CNSE)

Developing a Biogas-Based Hybrid Heat Pump System

Most conventional heat pumps require drilling for installation, and are driven by oil in winter. Hybrid heat pumps allow for biogas use.

by ProjectQRSargasso & UAlbany (CNSE)

Rendering Clean Energy Space Accessible for MSIs

The proposal team seeks to advance capacity-building and clean energy transition for a Community MSI with centuries-old energy technology.

by ProjectQRSargasso & UAlbany (CNSE)

Seaweed to Hydrogen: A New Blue-Carbon Economy

ProjectQRSargasso will process the decomposing part of 24 million tons of Caribbean sargassum into fertilizer, biogas, and solid hydrogen.

by Edward Shao