The University of Texas at Dallas 2024

Comet Wind Team  

The University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, Texas

Faculty Advisors
Todd Griffith
Matthew Gardner
Jeanie Aird 

Student Leads
Fernando Harmjanz
Erick Sandhu

Team Reports

Connection Creation Metrics Report

Project Development Report

Turbine Design Report - Coming soon

A group of people standing in front of a wind turbine blade laying on the ground.

The Collegiate Wind Competition Comet Wind Team includes (from left to right): Todd Griffith (the team's faculty advisor), Colin Chaney, Lana Vu, Sahi Chundu, Vinhson Ho, Erick Sandhu, Kyle Mizumoto, Kevin Sun, Alyssa Tran, Jose Marquez, Kyle Settelmaier, Dan Bouzolin, Fernando Harmjanz, Ethan Ferguson, Abner Beltran, Pranav Marthi, and Robin Reeves.

Photo provided by The University of Texas at Dallas

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Facebook: Comet Wind

Instagram: @comet.wind

Linkedin: UTD Wind Energy Club

TikTok: @comet.wind 

Representing the University of Texas at Dallas, we are excited to help The Comet Wind Team return to the U.S. Department of Energy's 2024 Collegiate Wind Competition and are eager to improve on previous years' performances. 

We're looking forward to using this opportunity to continue developing the technical and leadership skills that will enable us to engage in the clean energy economy of the future. Our team draws motivation from the groundbreaking wind energy research already happening at our university—situated in the state with the country's highest wind power capacity—and from our inspiring teammates who share a strong investment in sustainability. 

Now in its third year, Comet Wind is bigger and more diverse than ever, thanks to our heavy recruitment strategies and strategic collaborations with other student organizations. We're leveraging social media to share all the fascinating things we learn about wind energy throughout the competition and hope that it will generate excitement among our peers and the larger Dallas-Fort Worth community about the potential for careers in clean energy.