Bithenergy, Inc. offers intelligent strategies and full implementation services for managing energy consumption, smart grid infrastructure build-out, and the development of renewable energy systems. A certified Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE), Bithenergy solves complex energy challenges with innovation and bold vision.
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We're thrilled to announce our partnership with the Irving Institute at Dartmouth College, aimed at advancing Renewable Energy Education. The mission of the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society at Dartmouth is to advance an affordable, sustainable, and reliable energy future for the benefit of society. If you’re interested in learning more about the work we do with Dartmouth College, click the link here: https://lnkd.in/epsqnmtE
A Closer Look: Top Job Skills Needed in the Renewable Energy Sector #workforcedevelopment #indemand #futureofwork #renewableenergy #workwithus
What's More Exciting Than The Arrival of Your Amazon Prime Day Packages? First Delivery Day on a Project Site! 😍 Kicking off the Panel Install Phase at Chesapeake Bay Trust & You Can Feel the Excitement in the Air! 💥
What an incredible experience for the young people of Baltimore, facilitated by our CEO, Robert L. Wallace & the President of BITHGROUP Technologies, Harry Holt. We must continue to invest in the next generation of Engineers!
Yesterday, Dr. Robert L. Wallace, founder and CEO of BITHGROUP Technologies, and I took forty-one Baltimore City area high school students to visit the University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering. It was an incredible experience, especially for me, as it took me back to the summer of 1976 when I was an Upward Bound student at Carnegie Mellon University. At that time, I was a rising high school sophomore. For me, “Education is the great equalizer,” and I know this because I am a living example of this phenomenon. When you give students exposure to experiences and opportunities to see how great they can become, they will rise to the occasion. Yesterday, I was grateful to spend the day with these young future STEM professionals, Dr. Laura Stubbs, Dean Vijay Kumar, and several current students and professors at the University of Pennsylvania. The knowledge shared by the professors and students was invaluable. I was also excited because I know that the only way we can increase the number of women and people of color pursuing and being successful in STEM-related careers is through early exposure, continued experiential learning, and providing mentoring and support. So, today I, Harry William Holt Jr., say thank you to Carnegie Mellon’s Upward Bound Program Director Everett Tademy, A Better Chance Masconomet’s Program Mrs. Barbara Booth, INROADS Pittsburgh Director Carole Cohen, and Brown University School of Engineering Professor Edward Kornhauser for believing in a skinny, nerdy Black boy from the Hill District in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I promise you I will do my best to pay it forward daily. I thank God for these programs and opportunities because they changed my life, and I know that they can and will continue to change lives far into the future. “Education is the great Equalizer.” Harry Holt 2020
Proud to announce Bithenergy has been selected as an Ambassador Company for the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science! 💥
Tips for Saving Energy in the Office 💥 #Sustainability #gogreen #greenenergy #energytips
The latest from Pew Research Center reveals a dip in public support for clean energy. This makes it clear that proactive, nuanced communications are more crucial than ever for advancing the energy transition. But there's more to this story than meets the eye. Consider this quote: "Fewer Americans support further development of clean energy and adoption of electric vehicles, according to a new survey from Pew Research Center." We take issue with a few aspects of this article, or more so, the commentary around it. Conflating Sentiments: The survey lumps together 'clean energy development' and ' #electricvehicle adoption' as if they deserve the same level of scrutiny. #EV engineering, costs, and infrastructure have been at the center of ongoing industry debates and consumer frustration around the lack of progress made over the years complicates the issue further. Selective Emphasis: The headline focuses on 'fewer Americans,' while the fact that "a vast majority still favor expanding solar and wind farms" is relegated to a secondary footnote. Support is currently at 78% for solar and 72% for wind—an overwhelming majority. Fear Mongering on Investment: Bloomberg's commentary warns that the trend could be "a significant threat" to investment in #renewableenergy, which has seen billions in government backing. This fearmongering overlooks the broader context and long-term benefits of sustainable investments. Let's not lose sight of the bigger picture. While it's true that nuanced and proactive communication is vital, we must also ensure the narrative around clean energy is balanced, accurate, and forward-thinking. Discover takeaways & the potential implications for leaders in the sustainability, renewable & clean energy space: https://lnkd.in/eXh3Fy88 #cleanenergy #sustainability #energyinnovation #solarenergy
A message from our CEO, Robert L. Wallace 💥