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Utilities & Infrastructure
— Batteries and Beyond — The Future of Energy Storage Click here
— How can utilities transform their energy plans to advance clean energy? Click here
— Steps to Decarbonizing the Electric Sector Click here
— Decarbonization strategies for Colorado from a legislator’s and utility perspective Click here
— Contention in the Energy Sector Click here
— Insights and contention in Oil and Gas Development Click here
Clean Energy Ecosystems & Consumption
— The Power of Collaboration in Building Clean Energy Innovation Ecosystems Click here
— Covid-19’s Impact on Energy Consumption Click here
Blockchain
— Blockchain Transactive Energy Click here
Cybersecurity
— Workshop: Cybersecurity Challenges for Natural Gas Operations Click here
CCUS
Carbon Capture/Utilization/Storage workshops Click here
Electric Vehicles
— EV Part 1 — How do we get more ZEVs on the road? Click here
— EV Part 2 — Innovating technologies for electrified transportation Click here
— EV Part 3 — Electrifying heavy-duty transportation Click here
— EV Part 4 – Electrification of heavy-duty trucks Click here
Fuels
— Future Fuels of the Carbon Neutral Energy System Click here
— Future Fuels for a Low-Carbon World Click here
— Zero-Emission fleet vehicles that work like gas and diesel Click here
— Hydrogen Part 1 — Introduction to fuel cell electric vehicles and hydrogen fueling Click here
— Hydrogen Part 2 — The Colorado Hydrogen Network: initiatives and mission Click here
— Hydrogen Part 3 — Hydrogen is not a commodity like petroleum — understanding the differences Click here
— Renewable Natural Gas workshop Click here
— Pathway to Equivalency: Introduction to FEAST workshop Click here
Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion in the clean energy workforce
— Workforce Part 1: Creating a diverse and inclusive clean energy workforce Click here
— Workforce Part 2: Why hiring and retaining a diverse workforce is imperative for your business Click here
— Workforce Part 3: Diversity in Hiring — Practical case studies by non-profits and organizations Click here
— Workforce Part 4: Diversity & Inclusion in the Workplace: Industry case studies in the clean energy field Click here
International
— eTransformations: Energy, Infrastructure, eMobility-Collaborations and Perspectives from Europe & U.S. Click here
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We will be adding exact dates, times, speakers and other information
In the meantime the Colorado Energy Research Collaboratory will be steadfast, resilient and focused during this unprecedented time. Now more than ever we need to bring great minds and organizations together to solve complex systemic energy-related issues. There is a sense of urgency to connect dots between energy topics and other challenges including climate change, extreme weather events, environmental changes, greenhouse gas emissions, increasing chance of pandemics, and other realities. These all interconnect and impact each other.
2020-2021 energy-related webinars
The four Collaboratory entities (University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State University, National Renewable Energy Lab) will be hosting multi-disciplinary energy-related webinars over the course of 2020-2021. Our goal will be to continue serving our state, country and world by offering non-partisan, timely, thoughtful, educational, research/data based, and balanced webinars focused on specific topics. Webinars will include discussion around energy transition of electric vehicles, utilities, traditional energy sources, renewable natural gas, policy, regulations, renewable energy, and other focused topics.
Who should join in upcoming webinars: Energy industry (all sources of energy), environmental organizations, renewables, researchers, scientists, venture capitalists and philanthropic organizations, energy-related organizations, law firms, entrepreneurs, small/medium/large companies in energy and environmental sectors, federal agencies, government, NGOs, municipalities, regulators, utilities, academia, students, faculty and community.
Our first webinar was held May 4, 2020 followed by multiple other webinars. These energy-focused webinars will all lead up to the May 4-5, 2021 energy transition symposium. An excellent line-up of panelists and moderators will be posted as they come on line.
Cost: free webinars, registration required
Webinar Series Calendar
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Webinar Sponsors
We are welcoming webinar sponsors. Please contact: [email protected] or call 970-682-5707
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