About this Event
This engaging, participatory event will discuss and tackle the environmental underpinnings of the clean energy buildout. Featuring Duke Nicholas School of the Environment alumni from intersectional but interrelated energy careers, we will start together and learn about the nuances of building responsible clean energy, then we will break out into rooms to break down real-world industry problems, provided by each one of our panelists. We will then reconvene to hear our panelists discuss our findings and discuss the common ground.
Participation for this event is exclusive to current Duke graduates, PhDs, and undergraduates
Please note that this interactive event will be capped. You must be available for the entire event time (5 p.m.-7:15 p.m.) out of respect for our guests and the collaborative nature of the event. If you are no longer available to attend, please update your registration.
More details will be sent closer to the event. Questions? Contact AJ Meyer at [email protected]
Featured Panelists:
- Anjali Balakrishna, Clean Energy & Community Benefits, Microsoft
- David Blaha, Hydropower Consultant, ex-ERM
- Lisa Sundeen Gilardi, Semi EV Charging, Tesla
- Sam Saltman, Responsible Mining, Albemarle
Hosted and sponsored by the Nicholas School Energy Club and the Global Energy Access Network.
This event is part of Energy Week at Duke (Nov. 9-13), organized by dozens of students from degree programs across Duke. Learn more about other Energy Week events that might interest you: energyweekatduke.org.
Event venue & nearby stays
Gross Hall, 140 Science Drive, Durham, United States
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