Climate Week NYC 2026
Executive panels on the state of the energy transition
Dartmouth's Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society will host Climate Week NYC panels, on September 23 & 24 that examine where the energy transition stands to embrace opportunity—and where it must clear hurdles across multiple fronts.
We are also pleased to highlight the Dartmouth Climate Alliance's Meet-Up on September 22—open to all Dartmouth alumni interested in climate issues.
Sept. 23 Event | The Security Imperative: Data, AI, Critical Minerals, and Energy Systems
Wednesday, September 23
2:30 - 3 pm - Doors open
3 - 6 pm - Panels
6 - 7 pm - Reception
SAP Experience Center
10 Hudson Yards, 52nd floor, New York, NY
Register for September 23
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Join the Irving Institute and SAP for two executive panels on AI, data-sharing, and the energy supply chain:
- Panel 1 | Intelligent Power Systems for a Secure, Resilient, and Data-Driven Energy Future
- Panel 2 | Critical Minerals, Energy Security, and the Energy Supply Chain
A reception with refreshments will follow the panels.
Sept. 24 Event | Hype, Investment, and the Hard Infrastructure of the Energy Transition
Thursday, September 24
2:30 - 3 pm - Doors open
3 - 6 pm - Panels
6 - 7 pm - Reception
Yale & Dartmouth Club, Roof Dining Room and Terrace
50 Vanderbilt Ave, New York, NY
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This event has reached full capacity. If you have already registered, we look forward to seeing you there! The Irving Institute will present two executive panels on energy finance and transmission:
- Panel 1 | Bubble or Breakthrough: How Capital Shapes the Energy Transition
- Panel 2 | Beyond the Bottleneck: Financing the Grid America Needs Now
A reception with refreshments will follow the panels.
Contact the Irving Institute
Questions about our events at Climate Week NYC? Please contact Cate Homicki, Director of Communications and Strategy: Catherine.A.Homicki@dartmouth.edu.
Dartmouth @ Climate Week NYC
Our campus partners with the Dartmouth Climate Collaborative, Sustainability Office, Institute of Arctic Studies, and Dartmouth Climate Alliance will host additional events exploring climate resilience and impact.
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