Major EAP Events
EAP Exchange Series
EAP hosts a series of live webinars with expert leaders who engage in conversations on timely energy topics and answer questions from the audience.
Annual Networking Trip
Each spring, EAP takes students to tour a variety of energy organizations and network with professionals across the energy sector. This trip gives students a better understanding of what it can look like to work in the energy sector.
2022 Conference
On October 6–7, 2022, the Energy Analysis and Policy (EAP) program will host a major energy conference addressing the potential for satellite data to support energy decision-making around supply, demand, and environmental impacts.
Upcoming EAP Events
There are no upcoming events at this time.
Campus Energy Events
- September
- September 28Homelands: Historical Research & Legal Advocacy for Tribal Sovereignty over Natural ResourcesA virtual panel discussion on environmental history and energy justice4:00 PM, Online
- September 29Weston Roundtable: Ecosystems as Models for Restoring our Economies (To a Sustainable State)Speaker: John Giordanengo, Principal Restoration Ecologist, AloTerra Restoration Services 4:15 PM, 1163 Mechanical Engineering Building
- October
- October 6Weston Roundtable: Clear Cut: Burning Forests for Energy Doesn’t Stack UpSpeaker: Bob Musil, President & CEO, Rachel Carson Council 4:15 PM, 1163 Mechanical Engineering Building
- October 10Energy Prices and the Inflation Reduction ActForward in Energy Forum: How the Inflation Reduction Act might affect energy affordability, especially for everyday Wisconsinites4:45 PM, 1115 Wisconsin Energy Institute
Also offered online
- November
- November 3Weston Roundtable: Energy Systems: How They Work and Why It MattersSpeaker: John Perkins, Member of the Faculty Emeritus, The Evergreen State College4:15 PM, 1163 Mechanical Engineering Building
Past Events
IIASA/UW-Madison Energy & Climate Webinar: What Happened at COP26 and Why It Matters
At the the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26), world leaders reached a new global agreement on climate action following two weeks of negotiations. Additionally, several countries, private funders, and NGOs made new pledges …
EAP Exchange: How do Microreactors Change the Conversation about Nuclear Energy?
The last 5 years have seen a rapid growth in the interest of private companies in developing micro-scale nuclear reactors. With power levels in the 1–10 MW range, these reactors target completely different markets from …
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The EAP program is part of the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, partnered with the Wisconsin Energy Institute