Accelerate Decarbonization with a Master of Energy Transition Degree
95% of the Class of 2026 accepted full-time jobs or enrolled in doctoral programs within five months of graduation. Help build a more sustainable energy future with Dartmouth’s 9-month, on-campus MET.
Events
MET Alumni Spotlight: Riley Roach GR’26 on Life at Grid United
Riley Roach GR’26, a member of Dartmouth’s inaugural Master of Energy Transition class, is now a commercial analyst at Grid United in Houston, where she models how long-distance transmission lines can lower costs and support clean energy goals. She credits the MET’s interdisciplinary curriculum, career treks, and mentorship for preparing her for the role, and encourages current students to start networking early and build relationships.
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Thought Leadership
MITRE's Charles Clancy on Balancing AI, Energy, and Society
At Dartmouth’s AI at 70 Conference, MITRE CTO Charles Clancy explored how pricing, chip breakthroughs, and self-powered data centers could balance AI’s soaring energy demand, and why human judgment matters more than ever.
Research
Research Roundup: From the Lab to the Grid
Dartmouth faculty and scholars are designing stronger catalysts for cleaner fuels, modeling smarter off-grid power for fragile regions, and enhancing power distribution with a $47.7 million DOE-funded partnership with Eversource.
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Students Make Connections During Electricity Grids & Markets Bootcamp
The workshop combines hands-on activities with simulations and lectures for undergraduates to get a look at how power travels from generator to consumer and how it’s priced along the way.