Podcasts about energy modeling forum

Are there low cost, politically viable energy policies using current technology that adequately reduce imported oil and carbon dioxide emissions? Please join Jim Messina, National Chair, Organizing for Action; Hill Huntington, Executive Director of the Energy Modeling Forum at Stanford University; Heather Zichal, Deputy Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change; And, Tony Knowles, President of NEPI and Former Governor of Alaska for a presentation and discussion focusing on Building America's Energy Future: A Portfolio of Promising Policies. Kalee Kreider, Former Communications Director and Environmental Advisor at the Office of Al Gore will serve as moderator.

Are there low cost, politically viable energy policies using current technology that adequately reduce imported oil and carbon dioxide emissions? Please join Jim Messina, National Chair, Organizing for Action; Hill Huntington, Executive Director of the Energy Modeling Forum at Stanford University; Heather Zichal, Deputy Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change; And, Tony Knowles, President of NEPI and Former Governor of Alaska for a presentation and discussion focusing on Building America’s Energy Future: A Portfolio of Promising Policies. Kalee Kreider, Former Communications Director and Environmental Advisor at the Office of Al Gore will serve as moderator.

In an interview with Nayan Chanda, Editor of YaleGlobal Online Dr. Hillard Huntington, Executive Director of the Energy Modeling Forum at Stanford University, discusses the impact of Western sanctions on Iran's oil and gas export and the likely consequences of a war with Iran. Dr. Huntington also discusses energy security of the US and environment.

William W. Hogan, Raymond Plank Professor of Global Energy Policy at Harvard University, is the research director of the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, which explores the issues involved in the transition to a more competitive electricity market. While at Stanford University, Hogan founded the Energy Modeling Forum, and he has also served as president of the International Association for Energy Economics.