Technology and Energy Efficiency

Climate change is fundamentally a result of human economic activities. The reintroduction of many billions of tons of fossilized carbon to the atmosphere is the main driver of climate change. Therefore, a drastic reduction of carbon emissions is mandatory for curbing the effects of climate change. A significant contribution to these reductions will be from increases in energy efficiency, both through the application of existing technologies and the development of new technologies.

Faculty Experts

• Andrew B. Hargadon
  Climate Change | Effective Solutions | Technology and Energy Efficiency | Business, Management | Invention, Entrepreneurship
• Bryan M. Jenkins
  Climate Change | Healthy Environment, Healthy People | Technology and Energy Efficiency | Air Quality
• Alissa Kendall
  Climate Change | Healthy Environment, Healthy People | Technology and Energy Efficiency | Food, Agriculture
• Kenneth Loh
  Water & Watersheds | Climate Change | Natural Hazards | Technology and Energy Efficiency
• Daniel Sperling
  Land Use | Climate Change | Effective Solutions | Transportation | Technology and Energy Efficiency | Policy, Governance