Transición energética
A glimpse into the future of energy
How do we transition from fossil fuels—and can we do it smoothly? How can we ensure access to modern energy and electricity for all in the transition? What types of policies will it take ...
Degrees, Cornell University and Sorbonne. Formerly: spent a decade at a utility, designing electrical systems for commercial and residential developments; worked in buildings research and government relations, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL); led American Bioenergy Association, developing renewable portfolio standards in states; Policy Adviser, Good Energies, a private investment company with a clean energy portfolio; ran the GridWise Alliance, focused on smart grid. Co-Founder, 38 North Solutions.
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Transición energética
Lower carbon future: What would it look like, how do we get there, and who will benefit?
Even with most of the world agreeing on the goals set forward in Paris, it is less clear what staying below 2°C looks like. On a very basic level, we know we need to move to a lower carbo...
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How can we ensure the energy transition leaves no worker behind?
As the world necessarily transitions to a low emission future to mitigate our impacts on the climate, employment in solar and wind is exploding, generating jobs 2.5 times faster than foss...
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By 2030, how green will be the future of energy?
How can the energy industry adapt to meet the needs of a growing population while also supporting low-carbon growth? Katherine Hamilton, Director of the Project for Clean Energy and Innov...