Graduate Certificate Program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Thanks to the generosity of Wes and Ankie Foell and David and Helen Nagel, the Energy Analysis and Policy (EAP) program at UW–Madison awarded scholarships to 10 students who newly enrolled in EAP in 2024. These exceptional students will each receive $2,000 as an investment in their future career in energy analysis and policy. Congratulations …
Global demand for coal grew by about one percent this year — reaching a new all-time high, according to new analysis from the International Energy Agency. The IEA also expects global demand for the fossil fuel to plateau by 2027.
Congratulations to Matilyn Bindl for being awarded the 2024-25 George Bunn Distinguished Graduate Fellowship! This award is made possible through an endowment from UW–Madison law professor George Bunn (1925–2013), who helped found EAP in 1980. Every few years, the Bunn Fellowship allows an outstanding EAP student to receive an academic year of financial support towards …
EAP capstone team publishes journal article on renewable natural gas By: Michael Kamp Stepping outside the walls of a classroom and solving a real-world problem — that is what the energy analysis and policy (EAP) program capstone project is about. The annual capstone course exemplifies the Wisconsin Idea, which states that the university strives to …
For the 2024 round of Energy Analysis and Policy Student Scholarships, the EAP program has selected a few students as early awardees. The 2024 EAP scholarships will award $2,000 to incoming or current graduate students who enroll in EAP in spring or summer 2024. The scholarships are made possible through the continued generosity of Wes …
This conference focused on how satellite data can improve decision making around solar energy projects. The conference brought together academic, industry, and government leaders to further solar energy. Major themes included integration with the energy system, community engagement, siting of solar, and solar forecasting.
EAP Alum Mikhaila Calice Recruited to Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC) by Fellow EAP Alum Marcus Hawkins By: Michael Kamp Energy Analysis and Policy (EAP) alumna Mikhaila Calice describes herself as an energy nerd. Calice weaved energy throughout her studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison – first during a Master of Public Affairs at …
How do EAP students put their learning into practice? The EAP Capstone course, an integral part of the curriculum, allows students to take their course knowledge outside the confines of a lecture hall. Students work in teams on an issue of real-world significance for an outside client – truly the Wisconsin Idea in action, or …
In three weeks, the EAP program will be taking part in the excitement of Day of the Badger for the first time! Day of the Badger is a celebration aimed to unite the badger community with a giving event over 1,848 minutes, paying homage to the year UW–Madison was founded. The funds raised support Wisconsin’s …
When it comes to supporting renewable energy, EAP alum (’87) Don Wichert tends to take the long view. In 1991, Wichert founded the non-profit RENEW Wisconsin with a mission to support renewable energy adoption in Wisconsin, at a time when renewable energy was barely on the radar of state policymakers. RENEW works on policies and …