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A SOLUTION FOR THE SARGASSUM SEAWEED PROBLEM ON CARIBBEAN SHORES VIA A WASTE TO ENERGY PROJECT IN ST. LUCIA
Eng. Danielle Farfan-RoachDone
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GREEN HYDROGEN IN THE CARIBBEAN: A SUSTAINABLE ENERGY TRANSITION
Eng. Raechard BernardDone
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SIPHONIC WAVE ENERGY DEVICE
Eng. Jovann PersadDone
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QUANTITATIVE SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT OF A REGIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECT
Mr. Simon PaulDone
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WHAT IT TAKES TO BUILD IN THE OCEAN FLOOR
Eng. Rolano P RosanoDone
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UNDERSTANDING THE TRAVEL BEHAVIOUR OF UWI EMPLOYEES
Eng. Leah WrightDone
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AMINO ACID PRODUCTION: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY FOR TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
Eng. Alex LochaiDone
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EXPLORING THE EFFICACY OF BIOMATERIALS FOR FERROUS REMOVAL FROM WELL WATER
Dr. Miguel JagessarDone
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OIL WEATHERING ON A SUBMERGED OIL PLUME
Dr. Portia FelixDone
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FEATURE DISCUSSION: THE GLOBAL ENERGY TRANSITION AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR TT/SIDS
Dr. Haydn Furlonge and Mr. Guillermo ChavezDone
THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE RISE ON RESERVOIR LEVELS IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
Energy and Energy Related Industries
Location: MAIN CONFERENCE ROOM
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5/14/24, 2:00 PM
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5/14/24, 2:30 PM
(America/La_Paz)
(30 minutes)
Dr. Goldie Davis
Dr. Goldie Davis
Goldie Davis has a Ph.D in Mechanical Engineering, is interested and experienced in water pipeline transmission and distribution systems, potable water treatment and wastewater treatment. Dr. Davis is an employee of the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) of Trinidad and Tobago, is a member of the Caribbean Water and Wastewater Association (CWWA), the Association of Professional Engineers of Trinidad and Tobago (APETT) and is a committee member of the Institute of Engineering and Technology Local Network (IET LN).
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