Rawley Loken, an alumni of the ESM class of 2019 and currently a Managing Consultant at Energy and Environmental Economics (E3) in their New York City office, gave a talk on Decarbonizing Pathways in the New York Scoping Plan. At E3, Rawley works in the climate pathways and electrification practice areas. The focus of his …
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More than half of new US generating capacity this year will come from solar. How solar generation impacts grids differently than conventional sources is a core topic covered in our Electricity Systems class. https://www.utilitydive.com/news/solar-2023-recovery-record-capacity-installation/642139/
Recycling of solar panels and material sourcing for batteries are crucial topics that are also being discussed in our Energy Technologies Class. https://www.renewableenergyworld.com/storage/researchers-extract-silicon-from-old-solar-panels-to-build-better-batteries/#gref
In the latest installment of the Power Plant Interview series, Thomas George, a 1st-year student attending our program, speaks with Program Director Fred Wellington on his experience in the ESM program and how it aligns with his career aspirations. Please check out the video on our LinkedIn page! https://www.linkedin.com/company/engy-usf/
The ESM program would like to thank Adrienne Pierce, CEO of New Sun Road, and Robin Milshtein for speaking with our students at Distributech International. New Sun Road is pioneering approaches at developing microgrids to provide access to clean energy in remote communities. Our students gained a lot from their perspective on applying technology solutions …
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The ESM program is proud to partner with Distributech International’s Future Energy Leaders Program. Our students networked with industry executives and corporate recruiters and gained valuable insight from panelists on cutting edge topics focused on the Energy Transition. Looking forward to next year’s conference!
ESM’s Energy Law course introduces students to legal principles of both federal and state energy law, with a focus on regulated electricity and natural gas industries. The course, which uses a case study approach, teaches students the fundamental legal frameworks upon which federal and state governments are endeavoring to advance clean energy technologies and decarbonize …
USF’s Energy Systems Management program has been the proud host to six recipients of the coveted U.S. Fulbright Scholarship program, a flagship international cultural and academic exchange program sponsored by the U.S. government since 1946 that has had over 400,000 Fulbrighters from 165 countries around the globe live, study, and work in the U.S. ESM’s …
The ESM program launched its spring speaker series by hosting David Hochschild, Chair of the California Energy Commission, who met with students and talked about California’s sweeping efforts to decarbonize the energy system. Commissioner Hochschild characterized the current moment as the beginning of “The Great Implementation,” in which the state has made its commitment to …
The Fall 2023 application is now open. The priority application date is February 15, 2023. Students who apply by the priority application date are eligible for the Dean's Scholarship. Click here for additional information and to apply.