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Trade, Energy Export Dependence, and the Whole-of-Economy Transition Away from Fossil Fuels
Penn experts discuss what transitioning away from fossil fuels actually cost during NYC Climate Week.
Brokers of Power: The Financialization of the U.S. Electricity Sector
Professor Conor Harrison of the University of South Carolina discusses his new book with the Kleinman Center's Shelley Welton.
Belém to Antalya: Brazil’s COP30 Presidency and the Fossil Fuels Roadmap
Join the Kleinman Center and Penn Climate to explore Brazil’s journey from Belém to Antalya and what’s next on the COP climate stage.
Powering Agriculture: Financing Distributed Renewable Energy in Emerging Markets
Part of New York Climate Week, this roundtable brings together leaders from finance, policy, research, and implementation to explore how distributed renewable energy can expand electricity access, raise agricultural productivity, and cut emissions in emerging markets.
Utility Insecurity as a Public Health Issue
A cross-sector conversation that will examine utilities insecurity as a pressing public health challenge.
2026 Carnot Prize Policy Lecture and Award Ceremony
This year marks the tenth Carnot Prize, awarding substantial contributions to energy policy. Our 2026 recipient is John Kerry, former U.S. senator, secretary of state, and presidential climate envoy.
The New Investment Map: Competitiveness, Climate Resilience, and the Future of Clean Energy Investment
Part of New York Climate Week, this event explores how climate risk, emerging technologies, energy demand, and geopolitical competition are reshaping global clean energy investment.