An in-person panel discussion on the clean energy transition in rural America, exploring policy, deployment, and economic impacts. Hosted in Manhattan with registration via Eventbrite.
An in-person seminar with Krishnaswamy Sankaran on the role of critical raw materials in strategic autonomy. Daniel Schrag will moderate. RSVP required; open to Harvard University ID holders. The event will not be streamed or recorded.
A Climate Week networking evening focused on 'Buildings as Grid Assets' scheduled for Tuesday, September 22 at 5:30 PM local time. The newsletter links to the event page for more information and registration.
AEI hosts former FERC Chairman Mark C. Christie and other experts to discuss whether the electric power sector should remain vertically integrated or move to decentralization. Available to livestream.
A live Carnegie Connects conversation with Aaron David Miller and Helima Croft about the geopolitics and economics of the U.S.-Iran war and its impact on global oil supply, prices, and energy security.
In-person panel on U.S.-Korea-Japan cooperation in AI and advanced technologies, covering semiconductors, digital infrastructure, economic security, AI governance, and related energy implications.
Discussion of a new policy memo on inertial confinement fusion and its implications for U.S. nuclear deterrence with Rebeccah Heinrichs, Madelyn Creedon, Mark Hermann, and Keith LeChien. Hosted by Hudson Institute; available to watch online or attend in person.
A high-level program on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly during Climate Week NYC, featuring conversations on climate security, the energy transition, and energy and climate policy shifts and priorities of policymakers globally.
A hybrid panel hosted by the CSIS Japan Chair and the Japan Economic Foundation to discuss economic and energy security, supply chain resilience, and US-Japan leadership. Featured panels include experts on alliances, friend-shoring, and energy security with opening remarks from CSIS and JEF leadership. Recording will be posted on the event page.
Webcast panel on transmission economics featuring Catherine Hausman (University of Michigan) and Joseph Majkut (CSIS ESCC), discussing transmission policy and economics for the U.S. power system.
A Belfer Center Energy Policy Seminar examining how voluntary corporate greenhouse gas reduction commitments interact with public policies. Presentations from researchers on the Salata Institute Corporate Climate Targets Project, followed by Q&A. Hybrid event with in-person seating (Harvard ID required) and Zoom access.
Online panel discussing allied efforts to de-risk rare earth supply chains and the policy options for a coordinated allied approach. Speakers: Dr Naoise McDonagh and Genna Lehman; moderated by Hayley Channer. Hosted by the United States Studies Centre (University of Sydney).
In-person Bangkok event exploring ASEAN energy partnerships with Australia and the Republic of Korea, focusing on connected energy systems and regional collaboration.
Seminar examining how China, Japan and South Korea influence green transitions, focusing on interactions between international and local political economies and their effect on the pace and direction of green transformation.
A CFR webinar with Neda Bolourchi and Daniel B. Poneman on U.S.-Gulf relations and the Strait of Hormuz.
A two-day executive-education course examining how technology and innovation shape U.S. geopolitical priorities, covering U.S.-China tech competition, trade weaponization, energy security, AI, and quantum technologies.
The 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.
The 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.
The 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.