Dr. Marilyn Brown Presents on Carbon Reduction Strategies and System Resilience

An image from Dr. Brown's presentation at the Climate and Resilience Conference

Marilyn Brown gave a virtual keynote address at the Climate and Resilience Conference at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, on January 13, 2022. She emphasized policy and technology opportunities to deliver solutions aimed at decarbonizing the electricity system in ways that also enhance resilience and equity.

Green Building Pilot

When a building like Georgia Tech’s Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design goes up, it turns out that it really does have a measurable impact on the pace of green building adoption in the community, according to first-of-its-kind research conducted in the School of Public Policy and School of Economics.

Urban Electrification on the Front Line

Urban Electrification NetworkA new paper by NREL, Georgia Tech, and others places cities on the front line o​f efforts to electrify transportation and integrate EVs with buildings connected to a clean grid. Cities are driving changes principally ​via wealthier populations often supported by programs financed by raising the electric rates of all customers, resulting in concerns for an equitable transition. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/drRW7A4

Dr. Benjamin Sovacool presents virtual lecture: Vehicle-to-grid and Socio-Technical Transitions Beyond Electric Mobility

Dr. Benjamin Sovacool wears a collared shirt and suit. He is wearing glasses and smiling looking directly at the camera in a professional headshot.

Dr. Benjamin Sovacool, a Professor of Energy Policy at the Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU) at the University of Sussex Business School in the United Kingdom, delivered a virtual lecture focusing on the future of low-carbon source mobility as well as barriers to adoption. Dr. Sovacool's lecture answered three key questions:

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