The Boston University Institute for Sustainable Energy (ISE) translates sustainable energy research into urgent action. The ISE is a university-wide center dedicated to developing energy systems that will provide abundant, universally accessible, and sustainable energy sources for emerging and advanced economies.
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COP26 Final Observations: The Long and Winding Road
The 26th United Nations Conference of the Parties of the Framework Convention on Climate Change, better known as COP26, has Read more
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Highlights from Cool, Climate-safe Cities: New Solutions & Research
ISE webinar highlights the benefits of smart surfaces, vegetation, and smart windows to help mitigate rising urban temperatures while underscoring Read more
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Live From COP26 with the ISE’s Peter Fox-Penner, November 2, 2021
Updates from Boston University's COP26 delegation. In the days before the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP), it was difficult Read more
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Prioritizing Gateway Cities in Massachusetts’ Transition to Renewable Energy
The energy transition is a vital economic development opportunity for industrial legacy cities. Industrial legacy cities in Massachusetts stand to Read more
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Register—Decarbonization of Existing Commercial Buildings
ISE Energy of the Future Webinar Series In the race to decarbonize, the U.S. commercial building sector offers significant potential Read more