Columbia Business School Global Immersion Program: Green Industrial Policy in Europe
Spring 2027 course
EU
Research, writing, and speaking related to the European Union and countries in Europe.
Columbia Business School: Climate Policy
Spring 2027 A-term course
Der Standard: "Klimaökonom: 'Ergibt für Österreich null Sinn, Gas zu importieren'"
Interview mit Philip Pramer
The 35% Moment: What Will It Take to Electrify the Global Economy by 2035?
Columbia Business School
European Forum Alpbach 2026
Alpbach, Austria
Fast Company: "There’s a deadly heat wave in Europe. Experts are begging media outlets to stop making it look fun"
by Kristin Toussaint
Universität Zürich: "The Power of Procurement"
Zürich, Switzerland
Business & Society: Climate Change
Columbia Business School
New Yorker: "Denmark Is Sick of Being Bullied by Trump"
by Margaret Talbot
Circular Carbon Economy Summit keynote: "Climate protection and European competitiveness"
Palais Niederösterreich, Wien
Matterwave Ventures: "A European Green Growth Mindset"
Munich, Germany
Batterien statt Kraftwerke
Deutschland hat es versäumt, eine konsequente Energiepolitik für die Zukunft zu machen. Stattdessen lähmt eine übervorsichtige Industriepolitik den Wandel. So bleibt man abhängig – von China und den USA.
Hard to Abate, Impossible to Ignore: Industrial Decarbonization in a Shifting Policy Landscape
Columbia Business School
European Forum Alpbach 2025: "A Green Industrial Policy for Europe’s Future" with EU Commissioner Maria Luís Albuquerque
Alpbach, Austria
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.
Marketplace: "What to expect in Tesla's Q2 results"
by Mitchell Hartman
Video: "Stegra: Steel is one of the world’s dirtiest industries, but a company in Sweden may have an answer"
The YEARS Project mini-documentary
Marketplace: “Survey of exporters finds majority in U.S. are rerouting goods and raising prices”
by Mitchell Hartman