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Johnson is co-PI on REIS Project, winner of $1M UH Sustainability Competition

REIS stands for Renewable Energy and Island Sustainability

Philip Johnson is a co-PI on the Renewable Energy and Island Sustainability project, which was recently awarded a $1M grant by the University of Hawaii.  

REIS brings together a multidisciplinary team of UH Mânoa faculty—from the Colleges of Engineering, Social Sciences and Natural Sciences, and the School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology—to conduct cutting edge research and work on education problems in renewable energy and island sustainability.

Johnson will serve on the REIS Executive Committee and also lead the Open Micro Smart Grids research initiative.

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