Rawan Abbasi

Technical Program Manager at Amber Kinetics

Rawan Abbasi is a skilled Technical Program Manager at Amber Kinetics since October 2021, overseeing cross-functional engineering projects and leading certification efforts for next-generation products. Rawan actively participates in the NFPA 855 Task Group on Flywheels, collaborating with industry professionals to update standards. Previous experience includes roles as a Safety Compliance Project Engineer and Engineer at Intertek, focusing on product compliance with international standards. Rawan also contributed to product development at Uncharted Power and has engineering experience with Con Edison, where responsibilities included outage analysis and collaborative research with EPRI. Rawan holds a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from New York University.

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Amber Kinetics

Amber Kinetics is a low cost flywheel energy storage system, developing a flywheel system from sub-scale research prototype to full-scale mechanical flywheel battery and will conduct both a commercial-scale and a utility-scale demonstration.Amber Kinetics’ aim is to deliver a cost-effective prototype flywheel system that can be grid connected andelectrically charged and discharged. The system has built-in sensing components that determines frequency and voltage characteristics of the grid and overrides the grid signal to manage the amount of electricity discharged.Amber Kinetics’ flywheel stores energy in a spinning rotor that is connected to an electric motor that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. To recover the energy the motor is electrically reversed and used as a generator to slow down the flywheel converting the mechanical energy back into electrical energy.Amber Kinetics improves the traditional flywheel system by engineering breakthroughs in three areas, magnetic bearings, low-cost rotor, and high-efficiency motor generator. Its technology can also be used to optimize existing infrastructure.Amber Kinetics was founded by Seth Sanders. It is based in California City, California.