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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Sustainable African Electricity Sector Expansion: The Critical Role of Social Factors
April 23, 2021 | 11 am – 12:30 pm ET Despite decades of efforts from the international development community, energy Read more
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Utility Planning Lessons from Texas: Four Recommendations
Recommended new approaches to ensuring reliability and resilience in planning for high-impact common mode events. Guest post by Dr. Ira Read more
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On-Demand Webinar: Women Leading the Charge in Energy Storage to Advance Renewable and EV Growth
The development of energy storage technologies is critical to the expansion of renewable energy and electric vehicles, and developing a Read more
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The Postal Service’s Gas-guzzling New Mail Truck: Electric Versions May Be Closer Than They Appear
The sooner Congress signals—with its wallet—that the future NGDV is electric, the better. Clean energy advocates reacted angrily last week Read more
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Open Letter to Newly Confirmed U.S. Agriculture Secretary
Secretary Tom Vilsack has the chance to make the Department of Agriculture a creative partner in advancing innovations that will Read more