Brent Constanz presents methods for sequestering CO2 in the built environment, focusing on concrete's role in carbon storage. He discusses practical applications and the potential for large-scale implementation in the construction industry.
In this lecture, Lee Schipper presents a critical analysis of fuel economy in industrialized nations, particularly the US. He emphasizes the importance of realistic options for improving fuel efficiency and explores implications for developing regions.
David Victor's lecture focuses on innovative methods for regulating greenhouse gases. He argues for a global approach to emissions regulation and critiques current compliance-focused strategies, advocating for effective climate action based on real efforts.
Ilan Kroo discusses the environmental impact of aviation and the concept of sustainable aviation. He examines current challenges and innovations that can lead to more eco-friendly practices in air transportation.
Julie Young presents on renewable ocean energy technologies, highlighting advancements and state-of-the-art systems that harness energy from oceanic sources. She discusses their potential impact on the renewable energy landscape.
Nicholas Jenkins discusses smart grids and their role in decarbonizing the power sector. He reviews cost-effective analysis techniques and the implementation of smart technologies to enhance energy efficiency and sustainability.
Jefferson Tester discusses the potential of geothermal energy as a scalable, carbon-free resource. He outlines the importance of multi-scale research and technology analysis in overcoming challenges associated with its widespread utilization.
Brent Constanz presents methods for sequestering CO2 in the built environment, focusing on concrete's role in carbon storage. He discusses practical applications and the potential for large-scale implementation in the construction industry.
Jacques Bouchard provides an overview of nuclear energy's role in addressing climate change, drawing on France's experiences. He evaluates advancements in nuclear technology and its potential as a sustainable energy source.
Richard Morse discusses the global coal market, emphasizing coal's growing significance in energy production. He addresses regulatory challenges and the need for developing countries to adopt mitigation strategies related to coal use.
Dan Arvizu discusses the state of renewable energy technology and its implementation in the U.S. He explores advancements on the horizon and assesses the role of renewables in the future energy landscape.
Scott McGaraghan discusses the development of smart grid technologies aimed at maximizing energy savings. He shares insights on both current and emerging applications that can enhance the efficiency of local and national energy systems.
Frank Wolak discusses the restructuring of the electricity industry in the U.S., using California as a case study. He highlights challenges in energy market design and offers insights into potential solutions for a more efficient market.
Lisa Schipper discusses climate change adaptation related to international development, highlighting specific initiatives in Southeast Asia. She examines the intersection of climate policy and practical changes being implemented globally to tackle climate challenges.
Ed Moses presents on laser inertial fusion energy technology, discussing its current state and potential to scale for national energy production within the next decade. He highlights innovations and challenges in this cutting-edge field.
Mark Zoback addresses recent developments in natural gas extraction technologies that enable effective carbon capture and storage. He discusses how these innovations can help mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to a sustainable energy future.