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Rapid Switch is a solutions-focused, international research effort led by the Andlinger Center for the Energy and the Environment that aims to identify a realistic pace and pathways for decarbonizing the world, sector by sector, and region by region.
Energy Technology Distillates is a series of publications that provide succinct yet substantive information about emerging topics in energy and the environment. Geared for policymakers, educators, students, and interested citizens, the briefings combine technological, economic, and policy considerations.
Princeton E-ffiliates Partnership, a membership-based program, offers corporations a unique opportunity to engage in big-picture thinking and to find innovative solutions in energy and the environment. Member companies engage in close collaborations with academic experts to pursue transformational innovations.
Slides Understanding Extremes and their Climate Connection Gabriel Vecchi
Recommended Mission Net-Zero America: The nation-building path to a prosperous, net-zero emissions economy Joule Net Zero by 2050 – A Roadmap for the Global Energy Sector – Summary for Policy Makers International Energy Agency
Optional IPCC Climate Change 2022 Mitigation of Climate Change – Summary for Policy Makers Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Net Zero by 2050 – A Roadmap for the Global Energy Sector – (full 224-page report) International Energy Agency Witnessing for the Middle to Depolarize the Climate Change Conversation Rob Socolow The Speed of the Energy Transition Gradual or Rapid Change World Economic Forum white paper
Chris’s slides Decarbonization and the Global Energy Transition
Recommended Geopolitics of the Energy Transformation – The Hydrogen Factor International Renewable Energy Agency
Slides Clean Electricity and the Road to Net-Zero Jesse Jenkins
Recommended Wind Power: Energy Technology Distillate no. 5 Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment
Recommended Heads in the Sand: Why We Fail to Foresee and Contain Catastrophe Foreign Affairs Seeing Is Believing: Understanding & Aiding Human Responses to Global Climate Change Daedalus WG III contribution to the Sixth Assessment Report IPCC AR6 WGIII Deep Decarbonization as a Risk Management Challenge RAND
Slides Elke’s slides Robert’s slides
Recommended Emerging Opportunities Investment Decision Analysis: Early-Mover Hydrogen Hub Chris Greig
Chris’s slides Mobilizing Energy Transition Capital
Recommended Advanced Biofuels of the Future: Atom-Economical or Energy-Economical?Joule 2
Optional A Generalized Framework for the Assessment of Solar Fuels TechnologiesEnergy & Environmental Science Analysis of Alternative Bioenergy with Carbon Capture Strategies: Present and Future Energy & Environmental Science
Recommended From Ambition to RealityWorley and Andlinger Center