Ken Touryan, a National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) researcher who was supporting the Armenian energy sector, connected Gevorgian with Larry Flowers. Flowers was an NREL researcher visiting Armenia for NREL’s Village Power Project, which focused on electrifying rural locations with renewable energy. The two met up at the university, and Flowers invited Gevorgian to join his team at NREL—halfway around the world in Colorado.

Twenty-nine years later, Gevorgian is still at NREL, now a senior research fellow and chief engineer in the laboratory’s Power Systems Engineering Center. He contributes to many different projects, but his work mainly focuses on integrating renewable energy sources, like wind, solar, and hydropower, into the electric grid.

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