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Equinor U.S. Senior VP outlines how the company leverages its operational expertise to become a broader energy company and continue to evolve within the energy market.
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MITEI Director Robert Armstrong joins a panel of experts to analyze the energy transition challenge, cross-sectoral approaches to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, and a new model to measure their impact.
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MIT spinoff Quaise Inc. has raised $6 million in a funding round led by The Engine. The company is working to develop and commercialize a new hybrid deep drilling technology for geothermal energy, pioneered by Paul Woskov and a team at MIT’s Plasma Science and Fusion Center. The early research for this technology was supported through MITEI’s Seed Fund grant program.
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Researchers from MIT’s Department of Mechanical Engineering, including former MIT Tata Fellow Emily Hanhauser, have developed a low-cost water collection device that could enable mail-in testing to detect heavy metals in water.
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MIT spinoff Commonwealth Fusion Systems has raised $84 million dollars in its latest round of funding, putting the company on track for a demonstration reactor by 2025.
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Spun out of MIT, Form Energy has signed a deal to develop a grid-scale, long-duration energy storage pilot program—an encouraging step toward creating an affordable, 100% renewable electricity system.
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The New York Times spotlights Kerry Emanuel’s (MIT Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences) book, "What We Know About Climate Change," in a roundup of recommended reading on climate change.
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MITEI researcher Howard J. Herzog and Professor T. Alan Hatton (MIT Chemical Engineering) discuss the role of carbon capture, utilization, and storage in addressing climate change and the current barriers to its widespread implementation.
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Professor T. Alan Hatton comments on the uses and implications of different carbon capture technologies, and the importance of finding ways to move away from reliance on fossil fuels.
