Day 1 – April 9
Kerry Bowie, “Browning the Green Space: providing technology to the communities that need it the most”
Ben Griffiths, “Equity considerations in wholesale power markets”
Matt Lackner, “Green hydrogen from offshore wind in the deep ocean”
Mijin Cha, “Work, inequality, and the energy transition: Why labor/climate efforts are central to an equitable low-carbon future”
Morgan Scott, “Indoor agriculture: Electrifying the agricultural sector”
Ugbaad Kosar, “Carbon removal: a valuable tool to address the climate crisis”
Day 2 – April 16
Tina Johnson, “Equity as the framework for the energy transition”
Matthew Burke, “The future of just transitions in an era of economic uncertainty”
Kyle Whyte, “Indigenous peoples, equity, and the energy transition”
Sanya Carley, “Energy insecurity and utility disconnection in the U.S.”
Venkat Viswanathan, “Electrification of transportation and aviation”
Noel Crisostomo, “Best fit infrastructure: EV charging solutions for everyone”
Day 3 – April 23
D. Venkataraman, “Emerging photovoltaics”
Sergio Castellanos, “Racial disparities in solar PV deployment and adoption in the U.S.”
Suzanne Singer, “Power to the people: Frontline efforts to empower 15,000 indigenous families in a just transition”
Denia Djokic, “Nuclear energy, equity, and justice”
Paul Fenn, “CCA 3.0: Automation, storage, non-exporting microgrids and block co-ops as a new energy business model”
Amaani Hamid, “The equitable development of a flexible grid”