How do we create a resilient energy system in a world of rapidly shifting risks, political turmoil, and complex laws and institutions?
“It was intense and eye-opening,” says Sustainability Fellow Joe Fairbanks ’17.
This March, nine students, one staff member, and one alumnus traveled to West Virginia and Kentucky to tour the region’s energy systems.
Increasing reliance on renewables is a goal President Hanlon announced on Earth Day last year.
On March 15, 2018, Green Mountain Power President and CEO Mary Powell and Dartmouth College Professor Elizabeth Wilson headlined the "Women in Conservation" program.
Elizabeth Wilson, a leading scholar who works at the intersection of energy, technology, law, business, and policy, has been appointed the inaugural director of the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society.
On January 20, Dartmouth held a discussion of the implications of the Trump administration for energy and environmental issues.
On October 14, Dan Reicher ’79 gave the first lecture as part of a series sponsored by the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society. Reicher talked about the relationship between technology, economics, and policy and how all three come into play in trying to create clean energy in an era of climate change.
KPMB Architects has won over 250 awards for projects across North America.
A gift from Daniel Revers, Tuck ’89, has made possible the creation of the Revers Center for Energy at the Tuck School of Business. The center will further enrich learning opportunities for MBA students by leveraging the resources of the Irving Institute.
