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[Kleinman Energy @KleinmanEnergy]

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[The Regulatory Review @TheRegReview]

Join us in person at @pennlaw on Tues, March 18 at 4PM ET, for a talk featuring Travis Rieder of @bermaninstitute, author of the book “Catastrophe Ethics,” who will explore the ethics of energy consumption choices in an era of climate change. Register: https://t.co/yk27ag3FX1

[The Regulatory Review @TheRegReview]

On Tues, 3/18, at 4PM ET, Travis Rieder, author of “Catastrophe Ethics,” will deliver a talk on “The Ethics of Personal Energy Consumption Choices.” Organized by the @Penn Program on Regulation, co-sponsored by @KleinmanEnergy @perryworldhouse & @WhartonESG. Join us! https://t.co/jM3NXkqY8U

[The Daily Pennsylvanian @dailypenn]

Penn’s fifth annual Energy Week will take place from Feb. 10-14, featuring more than two dozen events centered around interdisciplinary climate and energy solutions.
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[The Regulatory Review @TheRegReview]

On Tues, 2/11, at 4PM ET, Travis Rieder, author of “Catastrophe Ethics,” will deliver a talk on “The Ethics of Personal Energy Consumption Choices.” Organized by the @Penn Program on Regulation, co-sponsored by @perryworldhouse & @WhartonESG. Join us! https://t.co/VoWnvnwh4L

[The Regulatory Review @TheRegReview]

On Tues, 2/11 at 4PM ET, Travis Rieder, author of “Catastrophe Ethics,” will give a talk at Penn on “The Ethics of Personal Energy Consumption Choices.” Organized by the @Penn Program on Regulation, co-sponsored by @perryworldhouse & @WhartonESG. Join us: https://t.co/VoWnvnwh4L

[republicEn.org @republicEn]

📢 Event reminder! Featuring speakers @bobinglis and @MichaelEMann. Click below to register.

Conservative and Concerned About Climate Change? You’re Not Alone
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[Energy Justice Lab @EnergyJustLab]

Read our inaugural newsletter to learn some of the happenings of the Energy Justice Lab! If you'd like to subscribe to our network, please reach out to [email protected]. https://t.co/RriOlhDDPV

[Resources for the Future @rff]

Which groups of Americans are most vulnerable to utility shutoffs, and how do they cope? 💡⚡️

@CarleySanya (@KleinmanEnergy ) joined Resources Radio to discuss the pervasive issue of #energy poverty in the US.

https://t.co/l8qlQxZQOZ

[Kleinman Energy @KleinmanEnergy]

ENERGY WEEK EVENT: Join us on Tuesday, Feb 11th as alumni working in the field of energy share insights for preparing for a successful entrance into the energy sector.
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[Kleinman Energy @KleinmanEnergy]

Faculty Director Sanya Carley (@CarleySanya) joins the new @TheNASEM group on social science and the energy transition, which will write a report on leveraging interdisciplinary research for an equitable, effective clean energy transition. https://t.co/H8KcXPj3a0

[Kleinman Energy @KleinmanEnergy]

BLOG: The @EnergyJustLab advances equity in the energy transition, focusing on household energy access. Its Utility Disconnections Dashboard reveals shut-off data, helping us understand disconnections and advocate for protections. https://t.co/69LTLOpA4H

[Energy Justice Lab @EnergyJustLab]

Sanya (@CarleySanya), David (@DavidKonisky), and Alison (@alison_knasin) wrote a blog post for @KleinmanEnergy about the Utility Disconnections Dashboard and its impact! Read it here https://t.co/NlRmL8Y7ac

[Kleinman Energy @KleinmanEnergy]

ENERGY WEEK EVENT: @plafarge, @sparkfunder CEO, and Paul Bonney, Kleinman Center Board Member, explore how the Distributed Capacity Procurement (DCP) model empowers utilities to scale distributed energy resources (DERs) for a sustainable, resilient grid. https://t.co/cuanEc987J

[Kleinman Energy @KleinmanEnergy]

BLOG: Explore how small-scale solar and gender-first approaches are reshaping rural Africa, empowering women, and driving sustainable development.

Read the blog from student Kayla Main: https://t.co/UynDe82beW

[Kleinman Energy @KleinmanEnergy]

How can we keep billions cool in a warming world without overloading the grid or harming the climate? Tune in to Energy Policy Now podcast as Dorit Aviv (@WeitzmanSchool) and Adam Rysanek (@UBC) discuss this urgent challenge.

🎧 Listen now: https://t.co/1c9SAGXnVN

[Kleinman Energy @KleinmanEnergy]

Bringing new battery tech out of the lab and onto the grid requires careful collaboration between government agencies and private investors. Colby Snyder reflects on takeaways from a conference he attended with support from a Kleinman Center student grant: https://t.co/lS4rLat4S2

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“Their justification is an exaggerated estimate of the growth that the region is facing,” said @JohnHQuigley, a former secretary of the PA DEP and a senior fellow at Penn’s Kleinman Center.

[Billy Penn @billy_penn]

Philadelphian residents and consumers across 13 states will pay billions more for electricity because of a “broken” cost-setting process, advocates say. https://t.co/Xjrv2JN0fR

[Columbia University Press @ColumbiaUP]

On this Kleinman Center for Energy Policy podcase episode, David Spence, author of Climate of Contempt, and host Andy Stone explore how identity politics share U.S. Energy Policy. https://t.co/xcKdq8N6AA @KleinmanEnergy

[The Regulatory Review @TheRegReview]

The Regulatory Review spoke with energy law and policy scholar Shelley Welton of @KleinmanEnergy about weather events driven by climate change, the role of decarbonization reforms, and how to build resilient electricity grids. https://t.co/GbDodULw6S