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The Energy of the Future: Quinn Early

Energy of the Future
Quinn Early, a MITEI Energy Scholar and PhD student, developed more robust power prediction models for large wind farms, making these systems more cost-effective and more reliable in a variety of atmospheric conditions.
October 20, 2026 MITEI
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