A catastrophic glacial collapse that killed over 1,300 people and wiped out 10% of Nepal's electricity capacity is prompting Dartmouth researchers to explain the science behind the disaster and call for more resilient, diversified energy systems.
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A Successful Launch for the Inaugural Master of Energy Transition Cohort
Just months after commencement, Dartmouth's inaugural MET class is already at work contributing to energy solutions. Graduates have landed at a leading energy economics and strategic consulting firm, a renewable energy firm, a major regional transmission organization, an independent transmission company, and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
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9/9/2026
Their work spanned continents and disciplines, but each asked a version of the same question: how do we build energy systems that are cleaner, and also affordable and equitable for the communities living alongside them?
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9/7/2026
Every summer, Dartmouth's Irving Institute becomes the meeting ground for early-career geographers, engineers, economists, and more—all united by a shared interest in solving one of humanity's most pressing challenges: the transition to sustainable and equitable energy systems.
