11. Wiener Klimarat
Vienna, Austria
Capital for Good: "Climate Impact Investing During Periods of Policy Uncertainty"
Columbia Business School
Getting to Greener Steel
Coalbed methane is an underappreciated problem of global steel production. While cutting methane emissions in the steel supply chain will not produce green steel overnight, it could reduce the sector’s emissions by the equivalent of a billion tons of carbon annually, and at little cost.
Hard to Abate, Impossible to Ignore: Industrial Decarbonization in a Shifting Policy Landscape
Columbia Business School
Marvel Fusion
Columbia Business School Case
Sabancı Executive Education: Sustainability
Columbia Business School
New York Academy of Sciences: "Science of Risk Discussion Forum Symposium on Mesoscale Weather Risk"
New York, NY
Reenergizing Nuclear Power
Columbia Business School Climate Knowledge Initiative
Climate Risk and Personal Finance - NYC 2025 Climate Week Panel Discussion
New York Life Insurance Company, One World Trade Center
International Mountain Conference keynote: "Climate Risks, Uncertainties, and Opportunities"
Innsbruck, Austria
Technology Talks 2025: ecoplus Workshop "Mission Klimaziele"
Museumsquartier, Wien
Co-production as an Economically Feasible Pathway to Economy-Wide Electrification
by Cody E. Finke, Theodore G. Albertson, Ian McKay, Aravindh Rajan, Eric McFarland, Annelise Gill-Wiehl, Daniel M. Kammen, and Gernot Wagner
Lenovo Director Leadership Program: Leadership for Transformative Time
Columbia Business School Executive Education
European Forum Alpbach 2025: "A Green Industrial Policy for Europe’s Future" with EU Commissioner Maria Luís Albuquerque
Alpbach, Austria
China’s Phase-Out of Solar Feed-in Tariffs Is a Sign of a Mature Sector, Not a Waning One
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.
Climate Security Is Energy Security
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.
Times of India: "We'll all be poorer with Donald Trump's tariffs — but he can't halt clean energy"
Interview with Srijana Mitra Das
Video: "Brimstone: How one company uses different rocks to make the same cement"
The YEARS Project mini-documentary
