Center on Global Energy Policy(CGEP)
Auto-generatedThe Center on Global Energy Policy (CGEP) at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs produces independent, evidence-based research, education, and convenings on global energy and climate policy to inform policymakers and stakeholders.
3 upcoming events · 130 past events
Upcoming events
The Yale Clean Energy Conference — November 5–6, 2026 (New Haven, CT)
Posted: Aug 4, 2026The Yale Clean Energy Conference is scheduled for November 5–6, 2026 in New Haven, CT. The newsletter lists the multi-day conference and links to the Yale event site for details and registration.
Columbia Global Energy Summit 2027 — April 7, 2027 (New York City)
Posted: Jul 13, 2026The annual Columbia Global Energy Summit, hosted by the Center on Global Energy Policy, will take place on April 7, 2027 in New York City with a livestream available. The full-day summit brings together energy and climate policy experts to discuss geopolitics of energy security, market dynamics, AI energy demands, financing the transition, and related issues.
Columbia Global Energy Summit 2027
Posted: Jul 27, 2026The annual Columbia Global Energy Summit will be held on Columbia University's campus with high-level discussions on energy and climate policy. The event will be livestreamed and virtually accessible; in-person attendance is by invitation with applications for Columbia affiliates.
Open opportunities
Two-session program for Columbia and Barnard students providing hands-on public speaking coaching and opportunities to moderate CGEP events.
Sabin Center recruiting interns to work on renewable energy and climate law projects; details on the Sabin Center page.
Fellowship working with local residents and public interest organizations to support bringing wind and solar projects to communities; JD and 2–5 years' experience required.
Multi-year fellows program offering mentoring, networking, and professional development for future energy leaders; application details on program page.
Call for applications for the Division of Ethics' AI Fellows for Fall 2026 (graduate students); details on application page.