Graham and Litwhiler, who lead the Master of Energy Transition degree program, taught a course this fall focused on effective communication and collaboration across disciplines.

Two startups that connected through Dartmouth's Greenshot Climate Accelerator are collaborating to offer low-carbon access to critical medical products.

Two distinguished Thayer scholars, Research Scientist Dr. Aleah Sommers and Assistant Professor Dr. Yoshihiro Nakayama, presented talks on Himalayan glacier dynamics, and the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, respectively.

An interactive introduction to the U.S. energy system with leading experts, the bootcamp featured a dynamic blend of lectures, interactive activities, games, and networking opportunities.

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.

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.

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.

In an era defined by climate change and its cascading impacts, building resilience at the local level is more critical than ever. The Local...

The October Faculty Seminar Series featured Praveen Kopalle, Professor of Management and Chair of Marketing, Tuck School of Business, and Manpreet Singh, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Irving Institute, who shared their recent research in energy economics.