Pine Gate Renewables: Information Session & Q&A

140 Science Drive,Durham NC 27708

28 January, 2022

Description

This event is for current Duke University students only! All current Duke students are invited to attend a brief information session with Pine Gate Renewables and Blue Ridge Power. They will be introducing students to full-time opportunities available through their Renewable Energy Analyst/Associate Program (REAP) -- a 2-year cohort program. Pine Gate Renewables is a leading renewable energy company focused on project development and strategic financing of utility-scale solar and storage sites throughout the United States. They work with energy buyers, corporations, utilities, local communities and capital partners to provide clean energy to the grid. They build all their projects through a strategic partnership with Blue Ridge Power, which provides expertise in engineering, procurement, and construction. Organized by Pine Gate Renewables in partnership with the Duke University Energy Initiative, the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, and the Nicholas School of the Environment Career & Professional Development Center. This session is open only to CURRENT DUKE STUDENTS. Most Duke students should RSVP on Handshake. Fuqua and Law students, please register though this Eventbrite listing. ANOTHER EVENT THAT MIGHT INTEREST YOU: The Energy Initiative and Nicholas Institute will host a Power Lunch open to all current Duke students with Pine Gate Renewables CEO Ben Catt and Development Analyst Rajat Pungaliya MEM '21 on Jan. 28, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Learn more and register here. The Duke University Energy Initiative is a university-wide, interdisciplinary collaboration focused on advancing an accessible, affordable, reliable, and clean energy system. The Initiative reaches across business, engineering, environment, law, policy, and the arts and sciences to educate tomorrow’s energy innovators, develop new solutions through research, and improve energy decisions by engaging business and government leaders. The Energy Initiative is in the process of merging with the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions. Learn more about the merger.