KONTEXT Zirkel
Wien, Österreich
Business & Society: Climate Change
Columbia Business School
Good Work: "Why is oil still such a big deal?"
Interview with Dan Toomey
"America, Climate and Our Future"
WU Wien, Vienna, Austria
Columbia Business School: Climate Risk
Columbia Business School Spring 2026 B-term course
Columbia Society of Fellows/Heyman Center: "Climate and the Economy"
Columbia University
Columbia Business School: Climate Policy
Spring 2026 A-term course
New Yorker: "Denmark Is Sick of Being Bullied by Trump"
by Margaret Talbot
Inc.: "The Government Wants These Clean Tech Companies to Die. Their Founders Say: Not So Fast"
by Chloe Aiello
AllianceBernstein × CCS: “Climate Power Plays: Geopolitics, Energy Innovation and the Next Global Economy”
New York, NY
Capital for Good: "Climate Impact Investing During Periods of Policy Uncertainty"
Columbia Business School
Hard to Abate, Impossible to Ignore: Industrial Decarbonization in a Shifting Policy Landscape
Columbia Business School
Technology Talks 2025: ecoplus Workshop "Mission Klimaziele"
Museumsquartier, Wien
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.
MSNBC: "‘Not how science is supposed to work’: Trump admin. accused of pushing faulty research"
by Steve Benen
America's Clean Energy Transition Will Continue Despite the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
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.
NPR: "A look at what's fueling recent intense storms and severe flooding in several states"
by Michael Copley
Tages-Anzeiger: «Trump kann die Energiewende verzögern, aber nicht aufhalten»
Interview mit Simon Schmid
Trump Wants U.S. Energy Dominance; Solar Is the Way to Get There
Despite the administration’s push for fossil fuels, solar is faster, cheaper, more stable, and increasingly American-made. Here’s why it’s the smartest path to true energy leadership.
