THE PHILADELPHIA TRIBUNE—Mark Hughes said potential buyers of the PES refinery or investors in the land should know about the benzene problems and potential legal liability for the emission.
E&E NEWS—Potential buyers of the PES refinery or investors in the land should know about the benzene problems and potential legal liability for the emissions, said Mark Hughes.
WHYY—Mark Hughes said potential buyers of the PES refinery or investors in the land should know about the benzene problems and potential legal liability for the emission.
WANTED IN MILAN—The second-level master’s will work in collaboration with a number of foreign universities, including the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy.
LA REPUBBLICA—State University of Milan, with participation from the Kleinman Center, is launching an interdisciplinary program to train experts in climate change.
NATURAL GAS WORLD—Senior Fellow Anna Mikulska writes that European Union leaders have endorsed climate neutrality by 2050. The agreement has not been a complete win, however, as Poland remained opposed.
FREIGHTWAVES—Company's looking into autonomous trucking is why tech companies have developed different business strategies or plans to address trucking, according to Steve Viscelli, senior fellow of the Kleinman Center.
NEW YORK TIMES—Another option is a hybrid of refining and renewable fuel production, reflecting both market signals and policy goals, said Mark Alan Hughes
PENN TODAY—At COP 25, representatives from the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy, Perry World House, Penn IUR, and elsewhere discuss global climate challenges.
POLITIFACT—Unlike the United States, which has a lot of economically competitive natural gas under development, China doesn’t, said Senior Fellow Anna Mikulska.
PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINE—Philly Mag spoke with KCEP Faculty Director Mark Alan Hughes to discuss how city officials could have a say in what’s next for the contentious Southwest Philly site.
POWER OF PENN—Interdisciplinary collaboration was the catalyst for the first Energy Week at Penn, a five-day event exploring energy solutions for the future.
PBS—“By my estimate, I think we’re in the range of 300,000 or so jobs in the foreseeable future that could be automated to some significant extent," says Senior Fellow Steve Viscelli.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY—“To the extent that we’re focused on the threat of climate change to humans, we’re really concerned about water,” said KCEP Senior Fellow Scott Moore.
THE DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN—Penn’s other research institutions in energy consumption and sustainability, such as the Kleinman Center, will also be involved in CSSM through the center’s outreach in the scientific community.
