Dartmouth's new multidisciplinary Master of Energy Transition degree offers early-career professionals the skills and networks needed to help power a more sustainable, climate-stable future.
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Abigail Ross Hopper '93, CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association, and former U.S. Rep. Ann McLane Kuster '78, D-N.H joined a discussion led by Jonathan Silverthorne '08, director of Dartmouth's Revers Center, on federal energy policy, bipartisan support for renewables, and market opportunities for solar and storage.
Dartmouth faculty member and climate scientist Christopher Guiterman brings a long-term perspective on how humans, forests, fire, and climate interact. Through his research and teaching in the MET program, Guiterman helps students connect climate science to energy challenges.
The pioneering class is preparing for dynamic careers in the ever-shifting energy landscape. Their diverse backgrounds and shared dedication to making a meaningful impact are central to the program's mission.
