The Snowmass series of workshops spanning over 25 years has catalyzed interaction between researchers using integrated assessment and leading experts in areas such as climate science, technology, health, economics, policy, and political science to address pressing questions. With the suspension of this summer’s Snowmass workshop due to the...
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The Stanford Energy Modeling Forum and the USC Schwarzenegger Institute are pleased to announce an online symposium on California climate policy with a specific focus on the topics of transportation, electricity decarbonization, environmental justice, and job impacts. This workshop will take place during June 2nd and 3rd with four hours of...
Workshop Objective: This workshop seeks to (a) advance understanding of how climate change and efforts to limit climate change will proceed in the context of other major forces driving the evolution of society, and (b) inform the design of actions, as well as the assessments informing them. This year’s theme is tradeoffs and synergies, and we...
More integrated North American fuel and power markets will drive energy decisions not only within Canada, Mexico and the United States but also internationally. This EMF study will be closely coordinated with a framework for trilateral consultation and sharing of energy information initiated by leaders from Canada, Mexico, and the United States...
The weekly Energy Seminar, chaired by Professor John Weyant and managed by the Precourt Institute for Energy, informs the Stanford community about a wide range of energy and climate change issues and perspectives. Learn more about the Upcoming Energy Seminars here.
Learn more about the Integrated Assessment Modeling Consortium here.