CESAC Recognized in State Legislative Resolution
The State of New Jersey Senate and General Assembly Joint Legislative Resolution specifically honors the Clean Energy and Sustainability Analytics Center and the University
Posted in: Awards & Recognition, Clean Energy & Sustainability Analytics Center
The New Jersey Senate and General Assembly have formally recognized the Clean Energy and Sustainability Analytics Center (CESAC) at Montclair State University for its significant contributions to the state’s clean energy and sustainability initiatives. A joint legislative resolution was passed to commend the center’s work in providing innovative solutions and research to various sectors, including government, businesses, and non-profit organizations.
The resolution highlights the Center’s multifaceted approach, including the utilization of advanced data techniques such as machine learning and data mining, along with collaborative robotics. The Center provides technical expertise and support in critical areas like smart systems, energy efficiency, energy security, and AI-based energy management. Its analytical methods and modeling tools have been lauded for providing accurate insights that aid in energy-based policymaking and help develop initiatives to meet clean energy goals.
According to the resolution, CESAC has “secured a sterling reputation for promoting clean energy research” through its work on climate analytics, grid resiliency, and natural resource conservation. The Center is also recognized for its role in fostering collaboration among stakeholders and for hosting educational programs and events, including its annual Clean and Sustainable Energy Summit and the Hydrogen Energy Workshop. These events serve as a platform for policymakers, industry leaders, and academics to address pressing sustainable energy challenges. The legislative body’s resolution states that the strength of New Jersey and the vitality of American society depend on outstanding enterprises like CESAC, which “harness vast resources to improve the effectiveness of our communities and the quality of life for our friends and neighbors.”
