May 17, 2018, 4:00 pm Gates-Thomas Building Jim and Sandy Hall Auditorium Reception to follow in Room 235 For details: click here.
https://climateprotection.org/business-local-energy-symposium-2018/
Powerful teamwork for development and climate protection "EDC2018" Organizers: Ken Caldeira (Carnegie), Paulina Jaramillo (Carnegie Mello), Nate Lewis (Caltech). Outstanding supporting postdocs: Fan Tong (Carnegie), Nathan Williams (CMU), Mengyao Yuan (Carnegie) 5 Aug to 10 Aug 2018 | Chicheley Hall, UK Participants: from all over, including : Row 1: Stephen Doig (Irving Institute for Energy […]
Panel discussion: Energy access in conflict areas August 21, 2018 | 6:30pm PST Sierra Club Oakland Join Energy Access Forum and Sierra Club on Tuesday, August 21 for a stimulating panel discussion on Energy Access Work in Conflict Areas moderated by Jenean Smith, Director of International Programs at GRID Alternatives. Our expert panel includes: Daniel Kammen, Professor […]
At this first RAEL lunch of the fall, current students, visitors and friends of RAEL will highlight their current work and identify opportunities for new and continuing students. Please bring 1 - 2 slides (max!) about your work and we'll be doing a big round-robin conversation. Lunch will be served & the Fall RAEL photo […]
LEFT: Dr. Amol Phadke is a Scientist and Group Leader at the International Energy Studies Group, Energy Analysis and Environmental Impacts Department at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. His research and technical support activities broadly focus on energy technology, economics, markets, and regulation. Currently, his work is focused on energy in […]
Ashwin Gambhir is a Fellow with the Prayas (Energy Group), a not for profit energy policy and regulatory research and advocacy group based in India. He leads the work on renewable energy and is deeply engaged with the policy-regulatory processes in the country. He has a Masters from University of Massachusetts, Amherst where he focused […]
Please join Dennis Best and the students on the SELF Team (Sustainable Energy and Localized Futures) as they present and lead a discussion on our project to work with marginalized communities in the Central Valley of California (and to potentially link with communities in Hunan and Sichuan Provinces, China).
