ESTP students win the Edison Energy Challenge

Seven students from Carnegie Mellon's Energy Science, Technology and Policy program traveled to Cambridge, MA, to compete in the 8th annual MIT Energy-Hack this past November.

The 'Energetic' was the first ESTP group to present their solution to the LineVision challenge. It was titled 'Quantifying the Environmental and Consumer Benefits of LineVision's Technology.' The team included graduate students: Peng Sang, Rahul Jha, and Rhiva Singh.

The 'Terawatt Tartans' was the second ESTP group to present their solution titled 'The Tartan Method.' The team came in first place in the Edison Energy Challenge and competed in the finals. The team included graduate students: Adrielle Cailipan, Sabrina Curtis, Pranav Gupta, and Alexandra Kramer.