The presentation will also include slide and video footage of past projects, a discussion of lessons learned, update on technologies and a brief look at the future of renewables. West is a licensed electrical engineer, member of ISA and graduate of the University of Idaho. Bev Cook, DOE-Idaho Operations Office manager, will address the topic of radioisotope generation at 9 a.m. at the 2001 Industrial Power Generation Symposium. In light of the power shortages experienced recently, particularly in California, this topic is a very current issue on the national conscience. Employees who work for either of those companies can ask their managers for approval and request fee payment, Rynearson says.
Early registration is encouraged, but one can register the day of the symposium.
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