Feb 22, 2018

Dartmouth Energy Collaborative Lunch: Researching Your Energy Questions

Join the Feldberg librarians and Thayer professor Amro Farid to learn about what resources are available to you to understand and solve the world's energy problems. Professor Farid will describe Platts Map Data Pro and discuss some potential applications for its use.  The librarians will share some of the energy resources that The Library provides to support your energy and society research and learning. Get introduced to resources that provide energy data, news, market information, analysis, companies, technologies, mapping energy assets, infrastructure, forecasts, commodities, economics, policies to explore legacy and new energy sectors including oil, gas, coal, electricity, renewables, solar, wind, bio-power, hydro, geothermal, and nuclear!

Feb 13, 2018

Drilling 101

The Revers Center for Energy will be hosting its annual Drilling 101 Event. Come out to hear your classmates, Chris Fontana, Constantine Triantafyllides, and Siddharth Shekhar discuss the oil and gas industry and their experiences working in it. Pizza will be provided. 

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Feb 8, 2018

Dartmouth Energy Collaborative Lunch - Tuck’s Energy Case Competition Team

The Tuck Case Competition seeks to present real business cases from some of the world's most innovative companies. This past Fall, Tuck welcomed student teams from 11 of the world’s top business schools with a case written by Tesla, Inc.  Come and hear the Tuck student team pitch that reimagines the relationship between driver, and the car of the future. The student organizers and case team will also share their experience of being involved in a student-led initiative. Moderated by April Salas, Executive Director, Revers Center for Energy at Tuck.  (The Dartmouth Energy Collaborative is co-sponsored by the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society, the Revers Center for Energy at Tuck and the Dartmouth Sustainability Office)

Feb 7, 2018

Energy Industry Exploration

Karen Sluzenki, Business and Engineering Librarian from the Feldberg Library is hosting an industry exploration session focused on energy. Interested in the energy sector? Want to quickly find a report that gives you an overview of the industry? Want to know which are the best energy databases to search? Join us to quickly learn how to locate market research reports, retrieve industry overviews, and save time!.

Feb 7, 2018

Tim Healy T’02, Co-Founder, EnerNOC

The Revers Center for Energy will co-host Tim Healy T’02 with the Center for Private Equity and Entrepreneurship. Since co-founding EnerNOC over 16 years ago, Tim has led its growth from a promising clean energy startup to a publicly-traded energy management powerhouse, culminating in its recent combination with the global energy company Enel. Tim has played an instrumental role in the clean energy industry and the Northeast region’s business community. He has mentored dozens of clean energy leaders building exciting new ventures and has supported hundreds of next generation jobseekers entering the industry from top universities, incubators, and the innovation ecosystem. He was a founding board member of NECEC and its national partner Advanced Energy Economy, is part of Boston’s Green Ribbon Commission and an Executive Council member of TechNet, and has been a leading voice in promoting clean energy and innovation policy at the state and federal levels, among many other accomplishments.

Feb 6, 2018

FT Climate Finance Summit

This one day conference brings together leading figures in the Climate Finance industry. Speakers will address key themes affecting the US market such as the growing impact of state policies. In addition, pension funds, foundations and family offices, all of which have a key strategy towards impact and green investments will share their experiences and challenges, and where they see future opportunity for generating returns whilst addressing one of the greatest challenges of humanity.

https://live.ft.com/Events/2018/FT-Climate-Finance-Summit

Jan 25, 2018

Dartmouth Energy Collaborative Lunch: Energy Extraction in the Arctic

Anne’s work focuses on impacts on the Arctic related to impacts from oil and gas extraction.

Anne Merrild Hansen is Professor of Social Science, Arctic Oil and Gas Studies at Ilisimatusarfik, Associate Professor in Environmental Assessment and the Arctic at Aalborg University, Denmark, and a Fulbright Arctic Initiative scholar 2015-2016 with University of Alaska, Fairbanks. She is also a member of the regional ‘Adaptation Actions for a Changing Arctic’ team on Baffin Bay – Davis Strait for the Arctic Council. She has published widely on impacts assessments related to extractive industries, social indicators and determinants of wellbeing in the Arctic. Anne specialises in participatory and engaging research practices. She is a member of the International Association for Impact Assessment. Anne holds a PhD in environmental planning (2011) and a MSc in Engineering (2002) from Aalborg University.

You can read more about Anne here:

• https://www.cies.org/video-archive-anne-hansen
• http://uk.uni.gl/research/arctic-oil-and-gas-research-centre/people/anne-merrild-hansen.aspx

Jan 18, 2018

Marcy Reed, Chief of Business Operations, Engineering and Process at National Grid

Thayer School of Engineering is hosting a talk with Marcy L. Reed, Chief of Business Operations, Engineering and Process at National Grid. Ms. Reed oversees the U.S. Gas and Electric Process & Engineering, as well as, the Customer Group.  She joined National Grid in 1988 and has held various positions including most recently as President of National Grid Massachusetts, as well as, positions in finance, merger integration, and corporate affairs.  She also spent three years in London as the head of Investor Relations for National Grid.