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Power Lines: The Unequal Energy Transition
Join us in Washington, D.C. for a compelling discussion on the human-centered challenges of America’s energy transition. This conversation will explore how aging infrastructure and unequal access to clean technologies continue to widen divides across race, class, and wealth, and what it will take to build a more equitable energy future.
Coffee Hour with Robert Habeck
In an intimate setting, students are invited to meet Robert Habeck, Germany’s former Vice Chancellor and Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action.
The Human Costs of American Energy in Transition
This discussion examines the human-centered challenges of America’s energy transition, highlighting how aging infrastructure and unequal access to clean technologies perpetuate divides across race, class, and wealth.
Talking in Tonnes, Negotiating in Dollars: The Politics of Carbon Markets in California
Join us for a deep dive into California’s multi-billion-dollar carbon markets, exploring how prices are set, money flows, and what’s at stake as the state moves toward its 2045 net-zero target.
Harmonizing MRV Protocols for Scalable and Equitable Carbon Dioxide Removal
The Kleinman Center will host an invite-only workshop on harmonizing Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) protocols for carbon dioxide removal. Sessions will address technical MRV harmonization across pathways, integration with LCA/TEA, and downstream uncertainties, as well as governance, equity, and Article 6 alignment. Through panels, table discussions, and report-outs, participants will identify gaps, innovations, and recommendations for scalable, equitable MRV frameworks.