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Our initiatives and programs are designed to address critical needs in key topical areas around energy.
Our mission is to elevate women in the energy sector. The initiative offers educational programming and professional development and addresses barriers to entry and success. We work with industry to recruit, retain, and promote women into decision-making roles.
Our Lab works with global communities to improve opportunities for sustainable energy inclusion, innovation, and growth while supporting progress toward the overall goal of a just energy transition to low-carbon energy.
Columbia SIPA’s Center on Global Energy Policy and Institute of Global Politics has launched the Trade and the Clean Energy Transition (TCET) initiative to help decision-makers both within the U.S. and globally navigate the intersection of climate and trade objectives to help accelerate the transition to a net-zero economy.
Addressing the needs, barriers, and opportunities to scaling up investment in and production of critical minerals and battery supply chains
This initiative strengthens Columbia’s academic leadership in the field of carbon dioxide management.
Nuclear energy is a dispatchable low-carbon option that can be expanded quickly to accomplish decarbonization. The initiative will focus on five major thrusts to address the challenges facing nuclear energy: Communications and education, NRC regulation, reactors, fuel cycle, and international engagement.
The India Program supports India’s energy transition through collaborative research within the University, as well as with Indian think tanks and academics working on energy and environment issues.
The Center on Global Energy Policy Book Series is dedicated to enriching the quality of energy dialogue.