Sustainability Institute and Forum (SIF)
Green Hydrogen Horizons: pathways and challenges towards decarbonization
Dr. Marta Gandiglio, Assistant Professor, Department of Energy, and Dr. Paolo Marocco, Assistant Professor, Department of Energy,
Politecnico di Torino (Italy)
Thursday, February 22nd, 12:30-1:30 pm V105
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Green Hydrogen Horizons: pathways and challenges towards decarbonization
Dr. Marta Gandiglio, Assistant Professor, Department of Energy, and Dr. Paolo Marocco, Assistant Professor, Department of Energy,
Politecnico di Torino (Italy)
Thursday, February 22nd, 12:30-1:30 pm V105
Lecture Series
"CO2: Ideas in the Emerging World of Decarbonization"
All were captivated by the wisdom of visiting professor Michal Moore as he navigated the complex realm of decarbonization. In a world grappling with the urgent need for sustainability, Professor Moore's unique perspective, rooted in the intricacies of regulation, promises to illuminate the innovative ideas and evolving regulatory landscapes driving decarbonization.
This lecture is not just for the experts; it's for everyone seeking a deeper understanding of the pivotal role that regulation plays in steering our global future toward sustainability. Join us for an evening of enlightenment and leave with insights that could shape the way we approach environmental challenges.
"Half a Century since the 1970s Energy Crisis"
All had an opportunity to learn from Dr. Kathleen Araújo, Professor of Sustainable Energy Systems, Innovation, and Policy at Boise State University. With over five decades of expertise, Dr. Araújo will take you on a journey through time, exploring the lessons learned from the energy crises of the 1970s and how they inform our choices in the face of today's energy security and net-zero goals.
This talk promises to be a thought-provoking exploration of historical approaches to energy transitions, examining the readiness, decision-making processes, and pivotal moments that have shaped our energy landscape. Dr. Araújo will also shed light on the crucial role of critical minerals in the evolving energy paradigm, making this lecture a must-attend for anyone passionate about the future of sustainable energy.