Founded in 2004, the Strategic Energy Institute serves as system integrator for the more than 1000 campus researchers working across the entire energy value chain. As one of Georgia Tech’s 10 Interdisciplinary Research Institutes, SEI engages the best and brightest from industry, government, and academia, to foster innovative solutions to current and future energy challenges. As the nation’s largest technologically focused university, Georgia Tech has the capacity to develop the technologies to enable equitable, low cost, and cleaner energy for all.
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The Georgia Tech School of Economics, in conjunction with the Strategic Energy Institute and Energy Policy & Innovation Center, will host the Southeastern Workshop on Energy & Environmental Economics & Policy (SWEEEP) from Nov. 1-2. bit.ly/4eZeKcI
Did you hear? Georgia Tech researchers created a low-emission, fuel-flexible combustion system. Find out why this is such a game-changing technology: https://lnkd.in/dEiHJxd3 Ben Emerson #sustainability #combustion
Register now to attend our 2nd DAC workshop, the DAC Ecosystem Innovation for Environmental Justice. Thursday, November 7, 1 - 3 p.m. EST (virtual and open to the public) Learn the basics of #DAC and work in small groups to brainstorm innovative ideas for developing, designing, and deploying DAC to advance #communitypriorities, #equity, and #environmentaljustice. No previous knowledge of DAC necessary. Facilitated by Garry Harris from the Center for Sustainable Communities & Matthew Reichert from the University of South Alabama. The DAC workshop series is co-sponsored by Georgia Tech Brook Byers Institute for Sustainable Systems and the Georgia Tech Renewable Bioproducts Institute More information and registration info here: https://bit.ly/3NDaxPM
What drives GT Assistant Professor Joe Bozeman's research into the intersection of engineering and equity? The influence of childhood food-insecurity and some surprising findings to his graduate research for starters. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e3fnkVkv
In case you missed the news, a multi-disciplinary, multi-institutional team of researchers led by Georgia Tech has created a game-changing battery material that could revolutionize the EV market by reducing battery costs. The research was published in Nature Magazine (Sustainability) and is summarized intros article from The Independent: https://bit.ly/40zBsnF In addition to the researchers from GT, the team also included researchers from Oak Ridge National Laboratory and University of Houston
In case you missed it: The Georgia Institute of Technology President Ángel Cabrera gave remarks at the SEI 20th anniversary celebration. Thank you Angel for attending, speaking, and helping us to celebrate the past 20 years of energy research at Georgia Tech! The video of this 'Conversation with Cabrera' is linked here: https://lnkd.in/gKUScYb7
We have received so much positive feedback from attendees and participants of this workshop! We hope to be able to convene more joint workshops in the future centering on this topic.
Climate Change Research and Technology Director at the U.S. Department of Transportation
Concluding a great week at Georgia Institute of Technology. On Tuesday, I keynoted the Georgia Tech and U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) sponsored workshop, Fueling the Future: Accelerating Sustainable Aviation Fuel in the Southeast, along side David Stone Eady, Dan Matisoff, Jim Spaeth, Beril Toktay, and others. Today, I had the honor of giving the Kenneth Hyatt Leadership Lecture in the Georgia Tech School of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Great to also connect with colleagues and students, see the Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable design and check out new campus bike infrastructure. Lots of great work happening and our climate and transportation future is bright!
🌍✈️ Thrilled to share that our workshop, "Fueling the Future: Accelerating Sustainable Aviation Fuel in the Southeast," on the Georgia Institute of Technology campus was a resounding success! We had a full house, with engaging panel discussions and lightning rounds that sparked innovative ideas and collaborations. A huge thanks to our co-hosts Georgia Tech School of Public Policy, and Ray C. Anderson Center for Sustainable Business and a shout-out to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Bioenergy Technologies Office for their support in making this event impactful. Together, we're paving the way for a more sustainable aviation future! https://shorturl.at/tRE2S
Tomorrow is the 4th Atlanta CleanTech Connect social! Registration is required and is also limited so if you haven't done so, register now!
Registration is open for the 4th event of the popular Atlanta CleanTech Connect socials. Happening on Oct. 16th with guests from LanzaJet and ARCHER AVIATION LIMITED there to discuss sustainable aviation fuels. Are reasonably priced sustainable aviation fuels a pipe dream or are they a reality? This is sure to be a hot topic and generate a lot of discussion so you won't want to miss this! Cynthia Curry of Metro Atlanta Chamber co-host this event with SEI. Registration closes Oct. 10th so register soon secure your spot and avoid the waitlist. Registration link: https://bit.ly/47Z8nU5
Can Georgia's manufacturing ecosystem survive and thrive in a time of rapidly changing economic and federal policy shifts? There are several strategies the state can take to stay nimble and continue Georgia's rise in manufacturing prominence. Find out how in this op-ed by Georgia Tech Interim Executive Vice President for Research Tim Lieuwen that was recently published in the Atlanta Business Chronicle. https://bizj.us/1qm99m