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Join us at Venue by 4M for our Energy Conference and Renewable Energy Case Competition reception. Due to space constraints registration is required to attend! Please register on Campus Groups (registration link) by December 2nd.

Dinner and drink tickets will be provided. Venue is a 20 minute walk from the Ross building, or you can download the May Mobility app to take a free, semi-autonomous shuttle to the reception!

Lauren Sher joins us with over a decade of experience as an energy advisor in the US Senate and as a Director of Government Affairs and Energy Policy at NextEra Energy. We'll hear Lauren's thoughts on the Inflation Reduction Act - a landmark moment in energy policy -  and the roles of both government and industry players in accelerating the energy transition, as well as advice for others looking to build a career in decarbonization.

This event will take place in Room B1580 in the Blau Building at the Ross School of Business. Learn more about the Keynote Address here.  

Register for Energy Week Friday events here.

Regressive pricing, negative health outcomes of polluting industries, disproportionate impact of climate change and lack of representation in the clean energy transition are just some of the ways that injustice is embedded into our energy system. It Takes A Village will showcase the work of 3 nonprofits working to address energy justice across each of these pillars and provide commentary on what government and industry can do to move forward faster.

This event will take place in Room B1590 in the Blau Building at the Ross School of Business.

Learn more about our panels and panelists here.

Register for Energy Week Friday events here.

Electrifying transportation is a critical component of decarbonization, and the need for EV charging requires a profound shift in our energy infrastructure. In this panel, we’ll discuss business models for public and at-home charging stations, consumer charging behavior, and how stakeholders across the value chain are working to facilitate the EV transition.

This event will take place in Room B1590 in the Blau Building at the Ross School of Business.

Learn more about our panels and panelists here.

Register for Energy Week Friday events here.

Many climate change scenarios require negative-emissions technologies to achieve 1.5° warming. Startups and technology investors in the space will discuss what it takes to launch a viable negative-emissions business model.

This event will take place in Room B1590 in the Blau Building at the Ross School of Business.

Learn more about our panels and panelists here.

Register for Energy Week Friday events here.

Join us for at Ashley’s Pub for an Energy Week Social.

Register for Energy Week Thursday events here.

As the grid becomes more digitized, distributed energy resources multiply, and renewable generation grows, innovative software solutions are emerging to answer the challenges of the energy transition. We will look at a few emerging software applications and discuss how the value chain might evolve in the coming years.

This event will take place in Room B2560 in the Blau Building at the Ross School of Business.

Learn more about our panels and panelists here.

Register for Energy Week Thursday events here.