Welcome New EGG Students!

We are thrilled to welcome 20 new students to the Energy Graduate Group (EGG) this fall! As we embark on this new academic year, we look forward to the innovation and curiosity that these bright minds will bring to the ever-evolving field of energy.
Our students are stepping into a world that urgently needs fresh ideas and comprehensive solutions to tackle climate change and energy challenges. With a commitment to groundbreaking research and interdisciplinary learning, these future leaders will help shape a more sustainable, low-carbon energy future.
Welcome to EGG — let’s power the future together!
WATCH: Video Highlights Product Evaluation Hub
A new video highlights the work of the Product Evaluation Hub, a resource designed to help large commercial and institutional customers make informed decisions about advanced energy efficiency and energy storage products. Funded by the California Energy Commission, the Hub provides unbiased, side-by-side evaluations of products to guide purchasing decisions, offering comparisons to both industry standards and existing products.
With rigorous testing conducted by leading institutions like UC Davis, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and others, the Hub delivers clear, accessible data to promote the adoption of proven technologies that will reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions across California.
CLTC and KOPTI Join Forces to Combat Global Light Pollution

The California Lighting Technology Center (CLTC) recently formalized a strategic, research-focused agreement with the Korea Photonics Technology Institute (KOPTI) to advance international collaboration in addressing the growing challenges of light pollution in North America and Asia. This partnership is set to drive innovation in smart lighting technologies and carbon-neutral solutions, with a core focus on mitigating light pollution—an issue of increasing global concern.
EEI Welcomes Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows

EEI and the Western Cooling Efficiency Center recently hosted a visit from the 2024-25 Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows, providing tours and exchanging valuable insights on energy efficiency and sustainability. Several of the 12 fellows, who hail from countries across the globe, are professionals in the energy sector in their home nations. During their time at UC Davis, the fellows will build their professional skills and leadership abilities while engaging with experts across campus and beyond, contributing to solutions that address global energy challenges.
Jon us for the Energy Seminar Series

Join us online for our Energy Seminar Series. Each week, these seminars feature an expert in energy related topics.
Fridays, at 10:30am – 11:50am PST