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ASU researchers from a broad spectrum of disciplines are looking to the light to solve society’s g So here's basic the idea: energy from sunlight.
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The energy transition is already creating new wealth with solar and wind power. The transition to a low-carbon economy will present an even bigger investment opportunity. Technologies do not invent themselves, and this transition requires innovation on a significant scale.
During the Hacking for Carbon panel, we discussed how government, philanthropy, and private capital can fund and de-risk an innovation pipeline.
The panel gave thoughtful insights on nurturing innovation, managing risk in a “lean startup era” and the policies and funding needed to support the new carbon economy.
Join this important conversation and consider remaining engaged as a leadership community advancing new partnerships and collaborations to create opportunities for investment in the new carbon economy.
A special thank you to our sponsors –
• ASU’s Knowledge Enterprise
• ASU LightWorks
• National Council on Science and the Environment
• the Security and Sustainability Forum
• Carbon180
The energy transition is already creating new wealth with solar and wind power. The transition to a low-carbon economy will present an even bigger investment opportunity. Technologies do not invent themselves, and this transition requires innovation on a significant scale.
During the Hacking for Carbon panel, we discussed how government, philanthropy, and private capital can fund and de-risk an innovation pipeline.
The panel gave thoughtful insights on nurturing innovation, managing risk in a “lean startup era” and the policies and funding needed to support the new carbon economy.
Join this important conversation and consider remaining engaged as a leadership community advancing new partnerships and collaborations to create opportunities for investment in the new carbon economy.
A special thank you to our sponsors –
• ASU’s Knowledge Enterprise
• ASU LightWorks
• National Council on Science and the Environment
• the Security and Sustainability Forum
• Carbon180
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ASU engineers to increase nation’s energy independence Researchers at Arizona State University have been selected to receive $3.1 million from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy to develop learning-ready models and control tools that will revolutionize electric distribution system operations.
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