Energy Futures – Europe and North America
Joint Symposium MIT Energy Initiative and ETH Zurich, Energy Science Center
Monday, June 6th, 2016, 13:30 - 19:00, reception to follow.
ETH Zurich, Main Building,
Audimax (HG F 30)
Rämistrasse 101, 8092 Zurich, Switzerland
This event explored the approaches being taken in Europe and North America to secure the energy futures of both regions given the urgent need to act on climate change. Dynamics relating to the power grid’s evolution, the use of fossil fuels, the role of nuclear power and the changes in mobility were discussed by a panel of experts from both sides of the Atlantic. Lessons learned from past policy and regulatory actions, along with existing efforts to support technology development and deployment were covered. Emphasis was placed on identifying effective mechanisms to hasten the development, deployment and implementation of energy efficiency and low-carbon energy technologies.
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Recordings
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Presentations
DownloadThe Role of Technology in Future Energy Supply Systems (PDF, 5.8 MB)vertical_align_bottom
Prof. Alexander Wokaun – D-CHAB, ETH Zurich and Deputy Director, Paul Scherrer Institute
DownloadEmerging Mobility Trends in the U.S. (PDF, 17.1 MB)vertical_align_bottom
Prof. David Keith – MIT Sloan School of Management
Prof. Konstantinos Boulouchos – D-MAVT, ETH Zurich
DownloadEnergy Efficiency in the U.S. – What’s Next? (PDF, 5.6 MB)vertical_align_bottom
Prof. Christopher R. Knittel – MIT Sloan School of Management
Prof. Massimo Filippini – D-MTEC, ETH Zurich
DownloadThe Role of Energy Storage – What is Needed? (PDF, 7.5 MB)vertical_align_bottom
Prof. Donald R. Sadoway – Dept. Materials Science and Engineering, MIT
DownloadEnergy Storage Innovation (PDF, 54.6 MB)vertical_align_bottom
Prof. Vanessa Wood – D-ITET, ETH Zurich
DownloadEnergy Future – A Digital Industrial View (PDF, 3.5 MB)vertical_align_bottom
Steven Hartman – Chief Technology Officer, Power Services, GE Power
DownloadEnergy Innovation in the Transportation Sector (PDF, 2 MB)vertical_align_bottom
Oliver Johner – Program Manager Energy Conservation, Swiss Federal Railways (SBB)