Cleveland

MARCH SECTION MEETING

Power to the People

Your Electric Utility Grid

Cass Kuhl, PE, NASA Glenn

Tuesday, March 3^rd, 2026

Social 5:30 PM
Dinner 6:00 PM
Presentation 7:00 PM

Location: Inchin's Bamboo Garden
5106 Great Northern Shop Center
North Olmstead, OH 44070

(Note: change of location)

Overview of Presentation: We’re all use to flipping a switch to turn on a light, plugging in a wall wart to charge our cell phone, or booting up our laptop to surf the net with little if any thought of how electrical power is almost always there to support modern conveniences in our daily lives. The presentation will review what occurs on the other side of that outlet in your house as it makes its way back to the generation source.

Speaker's Biography: Mr. Kuhl is the Facilities Chief Electrical Engineer for the Facilities Infrastructure Division at NASA Glenn Research Center. Prior to joining NASA, he worked as a substation operator for Detroit Edison. He holds a BSEE from Youngstown State University and a MSEE from Ohio State University, with an emphasis in power systems. He is a registered professional engineer in Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.

Mr. Kuhl is active in the ABET Engineering Accreditation Commission where his is a program evaluator for EE, served as past team chair and as a past executive committee member. He is a life senior member for IEEE and is the chair elect of the Committee on Engineering Accreditation Activities.

Registration: Sign up HERE.  Participants may receive 1 Technical Development Hour (PDH) for attending this session.  Please register by 5:00 PM on Monday, March 2^nd. 

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