Columbia Business School: Climate Risk
Columbia Business School Spring 2026 B-term course

Columbia Business School Spring 2026 B-term course
Spring 2026 A-term course
Innsbruck, Austria
Alpbach, Austria
China’s Solar PV installations dropped 85 percent in June after a planned subsidy phase-out. But far from a retreat from renewables, the country's energy policy reforms reflect an increasingly mature and competitive solar industry.
If political conditions in the United States and elsewhere require a rebranding of technologies formerly known as “climate tech,” so be it. The larger economic, technological, and geopolitical forces propelling everyone toward cleaner energy remain as strong as ever.
Interview with Srijana Mitra Das
The YEARS Project mini-documentary
by Steve Benen
Financial Times business school teaching case study
Gespräch mit Philipp Blom
by Mitchell Hartman
by Nandini Keshari
The YEARS Project mini-documentary
While the OBBBA guts renewable energy incentives, undercuts US manufacturing, and hands a long-term advantage to China, economics will continue to drive clean energy growth.
by Michael Copley
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Summer 2025 Summer Block Week