ASIANS IN ENERGY

Our ASIANS IN ENERGY (AIE)??President Susie Y. Wong, V.P. Alexander Kim, MBA and Board of Directors (Secretary Joy Kim, M.Ed & Young Professionals Chairman Chris Parks) participated at the RE+ Anaheim (the largest renewable energy convention ?? in North America in partnership with Solar Energy Industries Association??& Smart Electric Power Alliance??) on Sept. 9-12, 2024. [AIE will participate at the next annual renewable energy summit on Sept. 8-11, 2025 called RE+ Las Vegas in the City of Las Vegas ??] ? This year's convention hosted over 45,000 attendees from over 33 countries ?? as we celebrated the largest & diverse gathering of green renewable energy leaders with other diverse organizations such as HISPANICS IN ENERGY & Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy at our VIP Reception on Sept. 11th at the Anaheim Convention Center in the City of Anaheim, California. ? Thanks to our VIP Reception sponsor, IHI Terrasun Solutions (represented by Ken Dao of Sr. Director of Supply Chain Solutions), and the following government/public officials who spoke about the exciting field of renewable energy: ??Hon. Fred Jung, Mayor Pro-Tem of the City of Fullerton & Chairman of the Orange County Power Authority ??Hon. Tammy Kim, Councilmember of the City of Irvine & Boardmember of the Orange County Power Authority ??Mr. Paul Smith, Economic Development Specialist & District International Trade Officer of the U.S. Small Business Administration #asian #asianamerican #pacificislander #battery #biogas #business #energy #environment #geothermal #government #hydro #hydrogen #investment #natgas #nuclear #renewables #solar #wind

Earlier this month, the ReMo team had the pleasure of attending RE+, one of the largest renewable energy conferences in the world. We were excited to have a booth through our membership with ASIANS IN ENERGY, which gave us the chance to connect with leaders in sustainability, including major corporations, U.S. Department of Energy representatives, and national research labs. ?? Currently, about 30% of global energy comes from renewables like wind, solar, and hydro, and this number is expected to climb to 55% by 2050. The momentum is undeniable—renewable energy is the future. ?? In California, NEM 3.0 is driving the shift toward battery storage, creating new opportunities to integrate solar and battery solutions into housing. With those costs dropping fast, the path to making zero-carbon homes a reality is more tangible than ever. As you can see from the photos–It was a fantastic experience for the team! ?? We left feeling inspired by the commercial potential of these technologies and more committed than ever to advancing sustainable housing solutions.??? J. Andrew McAllister Susie Y. Wong Susie Ogihara Lynn von Koch-Liebert Frank Yang Alexander Kim, MBA Rebekah Bakker Robbie Sullivan Colin Mangham Yu Hou Ryan Blowers Vamsi Kumar Kotla #NetZeroHomes #SustainableHousing #Innovation #SolarEnergy #remohomes

REPT BATTERO Energy Co., Ltd. Chairman & CEO Dr. Hui Cao and General Manager Jason Hong invited ASIANS IN ENERGY (AIE) and the City of Irvine Mayor Farrah N. Khan as VIP guests to their grand opening of their first North American headquarters in the U.S. on Sep. 9th, 2024 at 18400 Von Karman Ave., Irvine, CA. This event showcased their latest advancement in battery energy storage technology to coincide the RE+ Anaheim (largest renewable energy convention in North America) on Sep. 9-12th at the Anaheim Convention Center in the City of Anaheim. ? About REPT BATTERO Energy Co., Ltd.: It was established in 2017, focusing on becoming global leader in the research, development, manufacturing, and commercialization of advanced lithium-ion batteries for new energy vehicles and intelligent energy storage systems. REPT BATTERO is the battery unit of tsingshan holding group, a Fortune 500 company and the world's leading nickel producer. REPT BATTERO is now the third leading energy storage battery provider in the world focusing on sustainability. (See https://lnkd.in/gWXRkmZD) #asia #asian #asianamerican #battery #business #china #energy #energystorage #international #lithiumion #renewable #sustainability

Wow, Diverse, Inspired... three words that come to mind after attending the RE+ Events "Renewing What's Possible Conference". #Anaheim Many reasons why people are involved in this space to explore energy alternatives, and the need to opt for clean energy. Some, because it's their job to sell, sell, sell a product or service, some truly care about our environment and our health, and some have been personally impacted by living in polluted communities. My why? My firm The ImageN Group, Inc. has seen first hand how our familias living along the I-710 corridor in SouthEast Los Angeles are impacted by pollution, and the fumes from trucks traveling along that route. Our recent contract- as a prime small, minority, woman owned firm with a State of California agency focused on stakeholder engagement, and uncovering the environmental health concerns of the community, many of them Latinos. We want to be part of the solution to empower our communities and assist the public and private sector engage with diverse audiences, and lead change of behavior initiatives. #SocialImpact Among the speakers yesterday addressing the HISPANICS IN ENERGY group, MARIO CORDERO - CEO of the Port of Long Beach sharing his experience of living with asthma as a child now on the other side-- leading efforts in alternative energy solutions. Inspired by the future leaders and professionals involved in this space to include, HISPANICS IN ENERGY and the ASIANS IN ENERGY. Thank you to my colleague Alexander Kim, MBA and Joy Kim, M.Ed for the invitation to join the conference. We look forward to collaborating with the various local, state and federal agency partners, and non profits we met. #cleanenergy #hydrogen #health #airquality #environmentaljustice #renewableenergy #Impact #jobsofthefuture #diverseworkforce #Latinohealth #CSR #SocialImpactCommunications #StakeholderEngagement #CommunityOutreach #PublicRelations

Yesterday, on Wednesday, September 11, during RE+ Anaheim, our management team had the honor of participating in the Asians & Pacific Islander Professionals in Clean Energy Gathering. It was an incredibly inspiring experience to connect with like-minded individuals and organizations dedicated to making a lasting impact in the energy sector. Building solid relationships with the organization?ASIANS IN ENERGY,?led by the dynamic duo Susie Y. Wong and Alexander Kim, MBA , is not only important for us at Adon Renewables but essential for the growth and visibility of the Asian American & Islanders community in energy. Their work empowers professionals in our field to not just be seen but to become a powerful voice of action and change. At Adon Renewables, we wholeheartedly celebrate and support this remarkable initiative. We believe in fostering communities where every voice matters, and we are proud to stand alongside?Asians in Energy?in their mission to elevate and advocate for Asian Pacific Islander professionals in clean energy. Together, we can build a future that is more inclusive, innovative, and resilient.

An era coming to an end...honoring Sen. David Min, Asm. Phil Ting Asm. Evan Low as they embark on new endeavors. Asians in Energy board members joined API Legislative Caucus wishing the lawmakers our best in their future endeavors and deepest gratitude for their many years of service. ASIANS IN ENERGY Evan Low Mike Fong Alexander Kim, MBA Christopher Parks