Seminars & Workshops
14 October — Near miss: The importance of the natural atmospheric CO2 concentration to human historical evolution
Date: 14 October 2019
Time: 12:30pm
Location: Baker Hall 129, Conference Room
Speaker: Dr. David Archer
Topic: Near miss: The importance of the natural atmospheric CO2 concentration to human historical evolution
Abstract: When fossil fuel energy was discovered, the timing and intensity of the resulting climate impacts depended on what the …
9 September – Is your grid ready? The convergence of renewables, energy storage, and electric vehicles!
Date: 9 September 2019
Time: 12:00pm
Location: Baker Hall 129, Conference Room
Speaker: Dr. Jud Virden
Topic: Is your grid ready? The convergence of renewables, energy storage, and electric vehicles!
Abstract: The grid of the future will be expected to be reliable and resilient while delivering affordable electricity to all …
15 April – How might automated vehicles affect energy use and emissions?
Date: 15 April 2019
Time: 12:00pm
Location: Baker Hall 129, Conference Room
Speaker: Don MacKenzie
Topic: How might automated vehicles affect energy use and emissions?
Abstract: Early research has suggested that automated vehicles (AVs) could have myriad direct and indirect effects on travel demand, energy consumption, and emissions from transportation, …
News
CEDM affiliate Peter Tschofen speaks at Austrian Ministry
On Friday, June 14, 2019 EPP PhD student and CEDM affiliate Peter Tschofen spoke at the Austrian Federal Ministry for Sustainability and Tourism (BMNT), which is responsible for, “key quality-of-life issues and for questions which are essential in creating a livable future for our children.”
Tschofen …
SUCCEED 2019
The Summer Center for Climate, Energy, and Environmental Decision Making (SUCCEED) was held this year on campus on July 8-12 for high school students and on July 15 and 16 for teachers. Supported by the Center for Climate and Environmental Decision Making (CEDM), SUCCEED connects students and teachers with EPP …
15 April – How might automated vehicles affect energy use and emissions?
Date: 15 April 2019
Time: 12:00pm
Location: Baker Hall 129, Conference Room
Speaker: Don MacKenzie
Topic: How might automated vehicles affect energy use and emissions?
Abstract: Early research has suggested that automated vehicles (AVs) could have myriad direct and indirect effects on travel demand, energy consumption, and emissions from transportation, …
Organization
CEDM is anchored at the Department of Engineering and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University, and includes also the following institutions:
Hover over each institute's name to show its map location, click to view its website.
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