Within two months of graduation, 68 percent of the inaugural Master of Energy Transition cohort secured job offers or advanced study placements.

Teams took on problems ranging from grid reliability and energy storage, to sustainable fuels infrastructure, rural electrification, fleet decarbonization, and community engagement in renewable energy development.

Dartmouth lecturer Shuchen Cong blends technical analysis with human realities, emphasizing uncertainty, cross-sector fluency, and communicating complex findings to diverse stakeholders.

The Irving Institute marked a milestone on June 12th with its Inaugural Graduation Celebration, honoring the MET Class of 2026.

Dartmouth students are driving the energy transition from every angle, building wind turbines in the Peruvian Andes, modeling clean energy supply chains, building solar cells at a national lab, and more.

The latest Master of Energy Transition Career Trek included meetings with renewable energy firms, a major investor-owned utility, an independent system operator, state regulators, and grassroots advocates.

Master of Energy Transition students Riley Roach and Rebecca Foulkes provide an overview of the club's goals and events.

Understanding electricity grids and markets is critical for energy leaders to facilitate the affordable integration of renewable sources while ensuring grid stability. Knowledge of these systems helps leaders advocate for supportive policies and plan necessary infrastructure upgrades.

The comprehensive initiative offers a concept-to-market venture-building experience, empowering the next generation of energy and climate entrepreneurs.

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.