On May 8th, the Creating the Climate Future: Harvard Climate Leadership Summit (harvardcls.com) will be taking place as part of Harvard Climate Action Week, which is being hosted by the newly launched Salata Institute. The event aims to provide an exclusive opportunity for student climate leaders to collaborate with decision-makers from industry, government, and civil society. Some speakers include: 

• Jennifer Sara, Global Director, Climate Change, World Bank Group

• David Livingston, Senior Advisor to SPEC Kerry 

• Jonah Wagner, Chief Strategist at DOE Loans Office

• Sharon Lavigne, Renowned Climate Activist 
  

Learn more at https://www.harvardcls.com/.

Join the Harvard Undergraduate Clean Energy Group for Spikeball and ice cream in the yard! We'll be there to talk about environmental organizations on campus, get rid of too much ice cream, and for some good competition.

Dr. Liz Mettetal teaches Economics of the Environment at Harvard and is an Associate Director of E3, an energy consulting firm. Tory Clark is a Partner at E3 and a trained engineer and expert in environmental policy. Come join our interactive discussion! Dinner will be provided.

Meet with industry leaders from Tesla, ChargeNet Stations, and CommonWealth Fusion Systems!

Discussion followed by resume workshop with experts.

First Spring All-Hands Meeting!

Join us for a film screening of the new Patagonia film Scale of Hope and a conversation with former White House climate advisor Molly Kawahata afterwards. The film follows Kawahata as she prepares for an expedition in the Alaska Range while working to create a new climate narrative that centers her favorite question—What can I do to help?—with a surprising answer.

Dinner will be provided.

This All Hands meeting will feature updates from projects, food, and speeches from those running for Co-Presidency of HUCEG! All members must be present in person to vote. This meeting will be held in HUCE 440.

Learn more about the Future of Energy with us! This panel will focus on energy generation and usage now and into the future. Speakers will include:

• Jeffrey Goldmeer, Director of Decarbonization at GE

• Michael Golay, Professor of Nuclear Science at MIT

• Travis Anderson, Boston Senior Infrastructure and Energy Planner

This event will be held on Zoom with an in person watch party in Emerson 201. There will be food provided! Zoom link coming soon.

All Hands Meeting this Sunday! Come dressed up in your Halloween costume! Food will be provided!

The first All Hands meeting of the semester. This meeting is REQUIRED for all HUCEG members.

Interested in joining HUCEG? This meeting is for you! We’ll explain our comp process (very relaxed), our main initiatives, and will take any questions. We’re excited to see you there!

Come meet us at Harvard College’s annual activities fair! Learn more about our projects, sign up for comp, or you might even win some free HUCEG merch…

Interested in connecting with like-minded students, learning more about the energy transition, and being mentored by industry experts?

Sign up for comp here and find out more at OUR FIRST INFO SESSION: MONDAY, SEPT. 6, 4:00-5:00pm, (@ Fong Auditorium).

Hear from Andy Wood, Subsurface Manager at CeraPhi Energy, about how Oil and Gas capital and resources can be used for the clean energy transition and to accelerate progress in geothermal energy.

CeraPhi Energy is a UK company harnessing the "heat beneath our feet". CeraPhi Energy's goal is to deliver geothermal projects almost anywhere and to provide low cost baseload constant and uninterrupted renewable energy for heating, power, electric charging, lithium production, water desalination, agriculture, and a lot more.

Andy Wood is a manger of Subsurface, geological operations, and director with extensive international upstream oil & gas experience, having worked in 25 countries, with extended time in the UK and Norwegian North Sea, East Africa, and Azerbaijan. He is newly recruited to the Geothermal Industry where he is applying his O&G experience within the CeraPhi Energy Team to help accelerate the clean energy transition.

Register here:
https://harvard.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAvf-Gvrj8sEtfVrLs3N1ooKdQJoqgCsNvp.

Harvard Alumni for Climate and the Environment will be hosting the first event in a new series focused on #environmentaljustice with Cheryl Johnson, Jamie Hoyte, and Zanagee Artis on March 26th. Moderated by Trevor T., the panel will discuss key concepts and help all to understand why environmental justice needs to be at the core of all climate work and movements.

Register here at: https://lnkd.in/g9gSMi8

Hear from alumni working in government, public health, non-profits, and business. Learn about their career paths, opportunities for you, and the future of the environmental job market. This event will be geared toward undergraduate students, but all are welcome. Register for the event here: http://tinyurl.com/EAC-HACE-PANEL.

Read more about the panelists here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1B0_RAT8MNCahxkE6QqnssRMi_76K8FqM/view?usp=sharing.

Join HUCEG for our first Speaker Series event of 2021! Learn about transactive energy, heat pumps, and bottlenecks to renewables integration on the electricity grid. Our speaker will be Professor George Baker, faculty member of the Harvard University Center of Environment and HBS. Join us this Thursday, Feb 4th 4-5PM EST and register on this Zoom link: https://harvard.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwpfumvqTspGtVVwxcc1LPW2MPjMaaGWa1O

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

It’s the energy mixer you’ve been waiting for… HUCEG x MITSEA x MITUGE! Whether you’re interested in alternative energy, clean technologies, policies, or want to chat with energy-minded folks, drop by the first-ever Harvard/MIT Undergraduate Energy Clubs mixer! Get to know the groups, meet people one on one, and have interesting discussions on all things energy.

Join us on Thursday, October 29th @6PM EST! https://harvard.zoom.us/j/97834839131

Presented by the Harvard Undergraduate Clean Energy Group (https://www.huceg.org/), MIT Undergraduate Energy (https://www.mit-uge.org/) MIT Sustainable Energy Alliance (https://www.mitsea.org/).