Events

Events

No matter your area of interest, HUCEG’s got you covered.


Clean Energy Speaker Series: Dr. Tomás Villalón of Phoenix Tailings
Mar
27

Clean Energy Speaker Series: Dr. Tomás Villalón of Phoenix Tailings

Join us for a conversation with Dr. Tomás Villalón, CTO of Phoenix Tailings, a cutting-edge critical minerals processing start-up. Phoenix is leading the way in extracting rare earth metals from mine waste, without toxic byproducts or carbon emissions.

Come hear Tomás discuss his path from scientist to entrepreneur, and how Phoenix Tailings is reshaping the U.S. critical minerals supply chain.

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Sustainable startups Panel
Feb
11

Sustainable startups Panel

Join us as we welcome Optigon and NewGrid, Inc. to explore building a business in cleantech, transforming the grid, and advances in sustainable materials development from our expert panelists!

Don't miss this chance to meet with TWO leaders at the forefront of cleantech startups!

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HUCEG ENERGIZER SOIREE
Feb
1

HUCEG ENERGIZER SOIREE

Kindly RSVP to join HUCEG members in celebrating the new semester with an evening of mocktails and snacks in Adams Pool Room here!

Both current and prospective members invited!

DJ and photographers will be present!

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PbHA X HUCEG
Nov
21

PbHA X HUCEG

This Thursday, our first collaboration trip with the PBHA's Environmental Action Committee (EAC) will happen! We're taking a meaningful day trip to a local school to teach students from underserved areas/communities (Grades 3-8) about clean energy through the Cambridge After School Program! This workshop is focused on wind power and they will decorate windmills :)

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Sustainable Finance Panel
Nov
17

Sustainable Finance Panel

Hosted by our Finance Initiative, this panel features students who have all worked in industries featuring the intersection of sustainability/clean energy and finance!

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Conversation: Pastries, Trump, and Elon Musk
Nov
12

Conversation: Pastries, Trump, and Elon Musk

The IOP and HUCEG are doing a casual chat in the Eliot JCR at 4pm today to debrief the election. Stop by for pastries, give your takes on what Elon Musk is gonna do, and unpack what a Trump presidency/trifecta means for the future of energy and climate.

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Harvard Business School: Climate symposium 2024
Nov
1
to Nov 2

Harvard Business School: Climate symposium 2024

  • Harvard University Clean Energy Group (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

We are lucky enough to have a fixed number of FREE tickets to offer HUCEG students for the upcoming HBS Climate Symposium! We have a limited number of spots, so we'll email you if you're one of the students who will join HUCEG at the event! This conference is held on November 1-2, and will include keynotes from some really amazing climate leaders in tech, business, and government! Fill out the form in your email today!

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HUCEG Fall Picnic!
Oct
23
to Oct 24

HUCEG Fall Picnic!

  • Harvard University Clean Energy Group (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us for a picnic near the Charles River, by Lev and Winthrop! We will be eating Trader Joe’s snacks, playing spikeball, and painting!

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Climatetech career fair
Sep
12

Climatetech career fair

If you're interested in learning more about climatetech startups in Boston or are looking for internship/full-time opportunities, this is the perfect opportunity 4 you!

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Vineyard Wind Speaker Series : Part II
Apr
23

Vineyard Wind Speaker Series : Part II

Come meet the CEO of the Massachusetts-based wind energy company, as well as a top marine researcher and environmental justice activist! In this event, we will be bringing together the climate community to discuss equity within the clean energy transition. Learn more about clean energy as a tool for community resilience, and meet some really cool and influential people in the space!

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Governor John Bel Edwards
Apr
18

Governor John Bel Edwards

Are you interested in attending an Energy Group discussion on clean energy/climate policy with IOP Visiting Fellow, Governor John Bel Edwards? If so then fill out this Google form below!

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Vineyard Winds Series: Part I
Feb
27

Vineyard Winds Series: Part I

HUCEG is excited to welcome Mayor Jon Mitchell of New Bedford and Representative Jeffrey N. Roy of the Norfolk district and the chair of the Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities, and Energy in the Massachusetts House of Representatives!

Major Mitchell and Chair Roy played a part in getting the Vineyard Wind Project up and running. Their experience in local policy has offered and will continue to provide expertise necessary to the project and to the clean energy transition.

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Salata Climate Leadership Summit
May
8

Salata Climate Leadership Summit

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/.

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Speaker Series: Liz Mettetal and Tory Clark
Mar
8

Speaker Series: Liz Mettetal and Tory Clark

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.

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Film Screening: The Scale of Hope with Molly Kawahata
Nov
15

Film Screening: The Scale of Hope with Molly Kawahata

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.

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