Seminars & Workshops
29 October – A simple generator dispatch method for simulating marginal emissions factors and least-emissions dispatch for the U.S. power sector
Date: 29 October 2018
Time: 12:00pm
Location: Baker Hall 129 Conference Room
Speaker: Thomas Deetjen
Topic: A simple generator dispatch method for simulating marginal emissions factors and least-emissions dispatch for the U.S. power sector
Abstract: This study develops an open-source, simplified generator dispatch tool and uses it to simulate emissions …
22 October – The Past as Prologue: Learning from the Climate Changes in Past Centuries
Date: 22 October 2018
Time: 12:00pm
Location: Marquis Conference Room, Scott Hall 5201
Speaker: Michael Mann
Topic: The Past as Prologue: Learning from the Climate Changes in Past Centuries
Abstract: I will review work over the past decade aimed at establishing the nature of, and factors underlying, patterns of large-scale …
3 October – WattTime: the “deep tech” nonprofit that’s rapidly eliminating the carbon footprint of entire industries
Date: 3 October 2018
Time: 10:00pm
Location: Baker Hall 129 Conference Room
Speaker: Gavin McCormick
Topic: WattTime: the “deep tech” nonprofit that’s rapidly eliminating the carbon footprint of entire industries…
News
29 October – A simple generator dispatch method for simulating marginal emissions factors and least-emissions dispatch for the U.S. power sector
Date: 29 October 2018
Time: 12:00pm
Location: Baker Hall 129 Conference Room
Speaker: Thomas Deetjen
Topic: A simple generator dispatch method for simulating marginal emissions factors and least-emissions dispatch for the U.S. power sector
Abstract: This study develops an open-source, simplified generator dispatch tool and uses it to simulate emissions …
What do you need to know about Climate Change?
In this video, Carnegie Mellon University Professor Neil Donahue explains what we need to know about climate change. Using animation, this video shows what happens to carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere in a way that is easy to understand.…
“Assessing the evolution of power sector carbon intensity in the United States” cited in Axios Article
In the article A fork in the road for U.S. power, Ben Geman of Axios discusses the nationwide trend toward a lower-carbon mix, while the Trump administration is preparing steps that would halt coal’s decline. The focus of the article resides heavily with the paper Assessing the evolution of power …
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