IEEE Joint PES and IAS USF Chapter

02/06/2020

11/28/2019

We had a delightful afternoon at the Big Bend Power Station on Tuesday. we would like to thank all our members who joined us for the tour, and we hope you learnt a little bit more on how our electricity is generated. We would also like to thank our amazing hosts, the TECO engineers, who made this event possible and an unforgettable one. Tom Blair is a national treasure! Sadly, this is our last event of the semester, but we have many more intriguing social functions planned for next year... From all of us at the IEEE PES, we would like to wish you all a happy thanksgiving 🎇🎉 enjoy the break!! @ Big Bend Power Station

11/13/2019

Thank you to our undergraduates and graduates students who attended the event last week with Wayne Hartmann. We really hope that you left the event with newfound knowledge on how to protect microgrids. We would also like to thank Wayne for taking the time to come from so far and give another lecture at USF. Dr Jeong is the nicest human being. And last but not least, our members who assisted us in making this event a success. We would like to see you all at our next event! We have something special planned... @ USF Computer Science & Engineering

02/08/2019

Hey guys!

We are going to tour Valpaks’ fully automated facility. Valpak is a marketing company that provides print, mobile, advertising solutions and coupons. Their facility is 470,000 square feet and is the most integrated and short-run printing facility in the world! We will be going behind the scenes and seeing how the facility is operated.
There are limited spots available, if you are interested please send me an email with your name and u-number at [email protected], registration closes on Feb. 8th. Also, we are going to carpool, if you can drive please include that in the email!

Details:
Date: Tuesday, February 12, 2019
Time: Leaving the Fishbowl at 1 p.m
Location: 1 Valpak Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33716

10/03/2018

09/30/2017

A wind turbine works on a simple principle. This animation shows how energy in the wind turns two or three propeller-like blades around a rotor. The rotor is connected to the main shaft, which spins a generator to create electricity. Wind turbines are mounted on a tower to capture the most energy. A...

08/27/2017

Batteries will increasingly be built into power generating systems and other infrastructure, writes John Massey, a UK-based business trainer who gives workshops for energy investors, policymakers and…

06/08/2017

04/20/2017

PES Student Congress (US-CA)

The PES Student Congress is an activity that aims to inspire PES student leaders to expand their chapters and to encourage other student to learn about the exciting possibilities of eletric power both for society and for their future careers.
August 16-18, 2017
http://2ndpesstudentcongress.ieeemy.org/

03/06/2017