At Climate Week NYC 2025, the Irving Institute convened energy and finance leaders to discuss the future of U.S.-Canada energy collaboration.

Irving Institute Distinguished Industry Fellow Giulia Siccardo explores how public, private, and philanthropic capital can be coordinated to accelerate innovation, strengthen supply chains, and position the U.S. as a leader in the global clean energy economy.

Energy systems are undergoing their most significant transformation since the widespread adoption of electricity over a century ago. To effectively adapt, robust data management and platform solutions are critical for coordinating the complex interactions within the energy landscape.

The Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society's Interim Faculty Director, Geoffrey Parker and Executive Director April Salas, will join a Dartmouth delegation of faculty and students to share their expertise at CERAWeek 2024, the energy sector's most significant annual convening of industry, academic, and policy leaders, to help shape priorities and solutions to the world's most pressing energy and climate challenges.

Liana Frey '92, TU'98 has joined the Institute as a Senior Fellow focused on the intersection of innovation, energy and climate solutions.

In late January, New York City Energy Efficiency Corporation CEO Curtis Probst and nearly 20 Dartmouth students spent most of a weekend exploring the ways that finance can be a barrier to or enabler of greater adoption of clean energy.

More than 40 leaders in technology, policy, and finance will share—virtually—their ideas.

David Yeh '94, managing director at 3x5 Partners, a venture capital firm investing in health and environmental solutions, will speak as part of the July 15 Alumni Sparks Energy Careers series.