Events

Feb 20
February 20

WEI Building

Forward in Energy Forum

Carbon Pricing and Energy

4:30pm | Wisconsin Energy Institute

Economists acknowledge that a price on carbon – charging per ton of  CO2 emissions – could reduce greenhouse emissions. However, a strong carbon pricing system has yet to be enacted in the United States, and the implementation of carbon pricing has had mixed success around the world. This panel will discuss the policy and politics of carbon pricing and the prospects for enacting a carbon price, especially in the U.S. What is the economic basis of a carbon price?

Feb 25
February 25

Sustainable Energy Seminar Series

Climate change and bioenergy from forests

3:30pm | 1115 Wisconsin Energy Institute

In a free public seminar at 3:30 PM on February 25, in room 1115 of the Wisconsin Energy Institute, Forest and Wildlife Ecology Assistant Professor Craig Johnston will speak about the future of forestry biomass and carbon management.

Mar 11
March 11

Sustainable Energy Seminar Series

Trends and Challenges for Internal Combustion Engines

3:30pm | 1115 Wisconsin Energy Institute

In a free public seminar at 3:30 PM on March 11, in room 1115 of the Wisconsin Energy Institute, Engine Research Center Honorary Fellow Todd Fansler will speak about the future of internal combustion engines.

Check back in the near future for more information.

 

 

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