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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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
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Boston University to Divest From Fossil Fuels
Last week, the Trustees of Boston University voted to divest the university endowment from fossil fuels. As part of their Read more
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How Boston’s Next Mayor Can Accelerate the City’s Equitable Clean Energy Transition
As the Boston mayoral race heads to the primary on September 14, how can the next mayor equitably and rapidly Read more
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On-Demand Webinar | Cool, Climate-safe Cities: New Solutions & Research
ISE Energy of the Future Webinar As climate change becomes an ever-greater threat, keeping our cities cooler to improve health Read more