Tulsa Renewable Business Alliance

⚡ ☕ Tomorrow is the third Tuesday of the month and that means #coffee with TRBA colleagues and friends. See you at Foolish Things Coffee Company corner of 10th and Main between 8:30 and 10. ☕ ⚡

We were so busy with guest speakers yesterday - we didn't even realize that our newest member, PartnerTulsa, had pushed the button to join! We'll be sure your logo is included next time! It's been such a pleasure to welcome new members Mid-Continent Group, Blue Whale Materials LLC, Wohali Energy, New Era Advisors, TBA Energy, and Zeeco, Inc. since Summit 24. Happy to have you all onboard! Michelle Barnett, Brett Crane, Seth Blackwell, CPL, Ted Monhollon

🔋 ♻️ It was so exciting to see this news today, especially after the fascinating discussion we held yesterday at Centennial Hall. A special thank you to our panelists who came in from Bartlesville, Fayetteville, and Washington DC! Cooper Yerby, Austin Burrus, and David Scoppa, we benefited greatly from your knowledge and perspective, and we hope to see you back in Tulsa soon! Thanks also to Kennedy Boyd and Edith Newton Wilson, for moderating, and to President Shane Matson for leading the meeting. https://lnkd.in/gX65sCeA? 🔋 ♻️

I know a bunch of us have had one foot in the mining camp at some point in our careers, so it will be really fun to meet Austin Burrus and find out more about how his background in mining and minerals processing led to his current gig with Blue Whale Materials LLC in Bartlesville. Find out the details by checking our events page at www.tulsarba.org, or go directly there - https://lnkd.in/gYr8eEUg. #criticalminerals #renewableenergy #recycling #betterbatteries

Hmmm - it may take Cooper Yerby more than two slides to tell us all about how the US Department of Energy plays a role in all aspects of Li-ion battery recycling. He's got a lot to share from his time as an ORISE Fellow, and we are all ears! Join us on Wednesday for a great discussion with Cooper, Austin Burrus from Blue Whale Materials LLC, and David Scoppa from Ascend Elements. It's never too late for a free lunch! Actually, it will be by close of business tomorrow, so RSVP today at https://lnkd.in/gYr8eEUg or BYOL to Centennial Hall tomorrow at 11:30. #betterbatteries #recycling DOE Manufacturing & Energy Supply Chains Office (MESC)

Hmmm - it may take Cooper Yerby more than two slides to tell us all about how the US Department of Energy plays a role in all aspects of Li-ion battery recycling. He's got a lot to share from his time as an ORISE Fellow, and we are all ears! Join us on Wednesday for a great discussion with Cooper, Austin Burrus from Blue Whale Materials LLC, and David Scoppa from Ascend Elements. It's never too late for a free lunch! Actually, it will be by close of business tomorrow, so RSVP today at https://lnkd.in/gYr8eEUg or BYOL to Centennial Hall tomorrow at 11:30. #betterbatteries #recycling DOE Manufacturing & Energy Supply Chains Office (MESC)

I know a bunch of us have had one foot in the mining camp at some point in our careers, so it will be really fun to meet Austin Burrus and find out more about how his background in mining and minerals processing led to his current gig with Blue Whale Materials LLC in Bartlesville. Find out the details by checking our events page at www.tulsarba.org, or go directly there - https://lnkd.in/gYr8eEUg. #criticalminerals #renewableenergy #recycling #betterbatteries

Just got off the phone with David Scoppa, Director of Business Development NA for Ascend Elements. David's background is in metals and chemicals trading and recycling AND he's bilingual in Japanese. We are looking forward to learning more from him about Ascend on Wednesday at 11:30 at Centennial Hall. Details and registration information can be found at https://lnkd.in/gYr8eEUg. #renewableenergy #betterbatteries #recycling

See you tomorrow morning at Summer Moon on Cherry Street! ⚡ ☕ #renewableenergy #hardtechintheheartland

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