Please join the Franklin Humanities Institute for the second event in the series Aquatic Meditations: Conversations with Duke Faculty on Water:
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Ever wondered what goes on in the “black box” of global energy and climate models? This workshop will introduce the E3ME-FTT-GENIE integrated assessment model (IAM) for climate policy assessment. This model is extensively used by the European Commission and other governments to assess the impacts of decarbonization. RSVP required.
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Does a carbon bubble exist? If so, what are the economic impacts of fossil fuel assets that lose their value (“stranded fossil fuel assets”)? This lecture by Jean-Francois Mercure of the University of Exeter will explore the methods and results of a widely discussed study that indicates that the financial sector could lose upwards of $4 trillion through the carbon bubble....
Sponsored by the Energy Access Project and the Duke Africa Initiative
With over 15 years of experience executing $125 million of development projects, Matthew Tiedemann will speak about his extensive experience in Africa and Asia implementing energy, climate change and health oriented development programs. Matthew is the current Chief of Party for Pact's Advancing...
Are you a Duke PhD student interested in applying for the second cohort of Energy Data Analytics PhD Student Fellows? Sit in on a meeting of this year’s cohort.
You’ll learn more about current fellows’ research, hear more about the program and discuss any questions you have, and learn some data science skills shared by one of the fellows. This...
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