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Balancing performance while transforming as an integrated power business

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.

November 9, 2026 MITEI

EPA unveils first methane regulations

MIT professor Jessika Trancik weighs in on the pending proposal

January 16, 2015 In the media The Hill

Imposing carbon price would spur bioenergy, slash emissions -- MIT study

January 16, 2015 In the media E&E News

South Korea Launches World’s Second-Largest Carbon Trading Market

MIT's Valerie Karplus on implementing a country-wide cap-and-trade program

January 13, 2015 In the media ThinkProgress.org

Say goodbye to road rage: By 2025, the market for self-driving cars will be $42 billion

MIT professor Daniela Rus on self-driving cars

January 13, 2015 In the media BetaBoston

What does Cambridge sewage say about residents? MIT plans to find out

A new project aims to understand a city’s health and habits through its waste

January 12, 2015 In the media Boston Globe

The next tech frontier to conquer: Better batteries

MIT professors Joel Schindall and John Kassakian are growing carbon nanotubes on the interior surfaces of the ultracapacitors

January 8, 2015 In the media CBS News

MIT Sloan School professor honored by Queen Elizabeth

Professor Fiona Murray named Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire for Innovation

January 8, 2015 In the media The Boston Globe

On Educating an Interdisciplinary Generation of Energy Access Experts

January 8, 2015 In the media The Energy Collective

The Forbes 2015 "30 Under 30" in Energy

January 7, 2015 In the media via Forbes

Why Gas Feels Cheap—and Why It’s Not, Historically Speaking

Recent Price Plunge Looks Good After Years of High Costs, but Fill-Ups Were Less Expensive From 1986-2003

January 5, 2015 In the media via The Wall Street Journal

New battery may give grid a boost

Cambridge company’s storage devices should help electric utilities meet power demand at peak times

December 30, 2014 In the media via The Boston Globe

J-PAL’s Esther Duflo wins Infosys Prize 2014

MIT economics professor honored for pioneering and prodigious contributions to development economics, with important implications for policies pertaining to the delivery of services to the poor

December 29, 2014 In the media The Saudi Gazette

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South Korea Launches World’s Second-Largest Carbon Trading Market

Say goodbye to road rage: By 2025, the market for self-driving cars will be $42 billion

What does Cambridge sewage say about residents? MIT plans to find out

The next tech frontier to conquer: Better batteries

MIT Sloan School professor honored by Queen Elizabeth

On Educating an Interdisciplinary Generation of Energy Access Experts

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Why Gas Feels Cheap—and Why It’s Not, Historically Speaking

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