Cities and Climate Change: Strategic Options for Philanthropic Support

The next stage of city-based climate mitigation policies should include work outside the city. That’s the conclusion of Cities and Climate Change: Strategic Options for Philanthropic Support, a new report issued today by Boston University’s Institute for Sustainable Energy (ISE). Read Report: “Cities and Climate Change” The report, authored by an ISE team with internationally-recognized […]

The Green New Deal: A Goal, Not a Date

Much has already been written and said about the climate policy parts of the Green New Deal, the policy package recently unveiled by Senator Ed Markey and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Most of the commentary—including my own email traffic with many colleagues—falls into two camps. One group, which tends towards energy industry professionals, tends to belittle […]

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New Electric Vehicle Report Compares Charging in World’s Two Largest EV Markets

ISE’s premier research collaboration with Columbia University’s Center for Global Energy Policy (CGEP) and China’s Global Energy Infrastructure and Development Cooperative Organization (GEIDCO) was center stage this week in a panel session at the Bloomberg New Energy Finance Summit (BNEF). As the collaboration focuses on Chinese and U.S. EV infrastructure policies and clean energy transition […]

Released Today: Carbon Free Boston Summary Report

The Carbon Free Boston Summary Report, released today, is the first of three companion reports that extensively uses real-world data to evaluate Boston’s options to reach carbon neutrality by 2050. The report’s comprehensive analysis, led by the Institute for Sustainable Energy in collaboration with the Boston Green Ribbon Commission, evaluates key strategies across the transportation, […]