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This year was the 19th university-wide Tufts Energy Conference. The Tufts Energy Conference touches on a variety of topics in climate and energy policy, but this year’s focus was on the economics of the energy transition and climatetech. Courtney Foster provides an insider’s perspective on what it was like to organize the conference.
Read MoreTufts Energy Conference attendee Max Melnick urges policymakers to consider the nuances of non=combustive powertrain vehicles, and how to best utilize all available technologies for the clean energy transition.
Read MoreAfter organizing and attending the Tufts Energy Conference in March 2021, Jess Savage reflects on the hydropower panel and how hydropower can move forward sustainably as an integral component of the renewable energy landscape.
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