Florida Energy Systems Consortium (FESC)

Bringing Energy Solutions to Florida, the Nation and the World

Created by the Florida State government to promote collaboration among the energy experts at its 12 supported universities to share energy-related expertise. The consortium assists the state in the development and implementation of an environmentally compatible, sustainable, and efficient energy strategic plan.

FESC Research

FESC RESEARCH

Learn more about our scholarly research and analysis of energy systems that contributes to a sustainable energy economy for Florida.

FESC Education

EDUCATION

Explore our education programs aimed at educating and producing a workforce trained to meet Florida's growing energy needs.

Energy Industry

INDUSTRY

Private sector and other partners support and guide FESC's vision. Learn more about who they are.

FESC About Us

ABOUT

Learn more about who we are and the adivsory board, faculty, leadership team, university leads, and oversight board that makes up FESC.

NEWS

2018 - FESC is working with the Florida Community College system as well as with the Florida Advanced Technological Education Center (FLATE), a National Science Foundation (NSF)-funded Regional Center that coordinates the design of industry-specific training programs for technicians.

EVENTS

Mar 23rd

State of the Union on Florida Energy

May 21st

FESC May Workshop

Jun 15th

FESC/IBM Professional Development Course

Jul 31st

FESC/Polytech Conference

OUR MISSION

Through collaborative research and development across the State University System and the industry, the goal of the consortium is to become a world leader in energy research, education, technology, and energy systems analysis. In so doing, the consortium shall:

(a) Coordinate and initiate increased collaborative interdisciplinary energy research among the universities and the energy industry.

(b) Assist in the creation and development of a Florida-based energy technology industry through efforts that would expedite commercialization of innovative energy technologies by taking advantage of the energy expertise within the State University System, high-technology incubators, industrial parks, and industry-driven research centers.

(c) Provide a state resource for objective energy systems analysis.

(d) Develop education and outreach programs to prepare a qualified energy workforce and informed public.

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