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Lockheed Martin Renewable Energy Overview Carlo Ciliberti 16 November 2010.

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1 Lockheed Martin Renewable Energy Overview Carlo Ciliberti 16 November 2010

2 2 Presentation Outline Overview of Renewable EnergyOverview of Renewable Energy Energy Generation TechnologiesEnergy Generation Technologies –Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion –Wave –Solar Crystalline SiliconCrystalline Silicon Thin FilmThin Film Concentrated PV (CPV)Concentrated PV (CPV) Concentrator Solar Power (CSP)Concentrator Solar Power (CSP) –Biomass FeedstocksFeedstocks Gasification SystemsGasification Systems

3 3 Carlo Ciliberti, P.E. Bio Carlo Ciliberti graduated from Temple University with a B.S. degree in Biomedical Engineering; a Masters in Electrical Engineering from Widener University; a Masters in Engineering Management from Drexel University and is currently pursuing his PhD at Drexel University. Carlo Ciliberti is the Lead I&C Engineer for Lockheed Martin’s Renewable Energy Division in Moorestown, NJ. Previous work experiences include the US Navy, Fluor and CDI Engineering.

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