Navigating the Future: Strategic Pathways to Sustainable, Equitable, and Resilient Energy in California
Navigating the Future: Strategic Pathways to Sustainable, Equitable, and Resilient Energy in California
Energy equity and justice in the global energy transition
Energy systems around the world are changing rapidly, accompanied by both new and ongoing economic, social, and justice challenges.
SMUD’s 2030 Zero Carbon Plan: Leaving No Community Behind
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Forgone Summertime Comfort – Energy Poverty in the Summer
Dr. Stasio discusses data-driven approaches to understanding equity and environmental justice in the energy sector.
Data-driven equity and environmental justice analysis
Dr. Stasio discusses data-driven approaches to understanding equity and environmental justice in the energy sector.
Community Engaged Research for Just Energy Services Transitions
People do not need kilowatts; instead, they need the multitude of services provided by access to energy, including thermal comfort, refrigeration of food and medicine, cooking, lighting, communication, and transportation. As socio-technological systems experience rapid transitions associated with addressing climate change, inequity in access, aging infrastructures, and the negative socio-environmental consequences of current energy systems, […]
UC Davis Energy News – November 2023
UC Davis Researchers Shine at CalFlexHub Symposium On November 3, the California Load Flexibility Research and Development Hub (CalFlexHub) held its second annual (and first in-person) symposium, bringing together experts from various sectors to discuss how highly dynamic electricity prices and load flexibility technologies can help California achieve its grid decarbonization goals. Among the distinguished […]
How Algorithms Can Impact CO2 Control and Air Quality
Maintaining a healthy indoor environment involves more than just temperature control; it’s also about balancing energy efficiency and air quality.
Prioritizing People: Ethical Imperatives in Energy Research
The field of energy research has made remarkable strides, ushering in innovative technologies and policies that shape our future. But beneath the progress lies an ethical responsibility that cannot be overlooked: protecting the people who participate in this research.
GEM Workshop Unearths Treasure Trove of Ideas
On November 2, UC Davis hosted the fifth Global Energy Managers (GEM) Workshop, bringing together facility managers, students, and faculty from around the world to discuss energy management, carbon reduction strategies, and community engagement.