Graduate Certificate Program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
The Energy Analysis and Policy (EAP) graduate certificate program at UW–Madison awarded scholarships to outstanding students newly enrolled in EAP in 2020 and will award another round of scholarships to students joining the program in 2021.
Gesangyangji uses model data to study how climate change impacts design of building specifications. On the weekends she does hip hop dancing!
Prof. Holloway and EAP student Clara Jackson found Madison Gas and Electric's goal of reaching net-zero carbon electricity by 2050 was in line with efforts to limit the average increase in global temperature to 1.5°C.
"Holloway, who works at the intersection of air quality, energy, climate, and public health, is being acknowledged for her research work as well as her role in outside organizations that support advancement of the Earth sciences."
“Cities, states, and businesses across the United States are making commitments to act on climate change. Combining strong federal policy with these subnational actions can lead to even greater emissions reductions.”
Doctors, nurses and other health providers see climate change affecting their patients and have an opportunity to talk about it in their practices, says Patz, director of the UW-Madison Global Health Institute. Health care groups also are increasingly willing to talk about the health effects of climate change.
Energy efficiency: Budget proposal seeks $100M for untapped energy savings Chris Hubbuch | Wisconsin State Journal | Sep 29, 2020 “There’s a pretty strong relationship between the amount of money spent on programs and the amount of energy saved,” said Dan York, a Madison-based fellow with the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy. “They …
Professor Nemet speaks on WPR about the energy policies and positions of the two primary candidates of the 2020 presidential election.
Graduating EAP student Adria Brooks reflects on her experience at UW–Madison, including the role the Energy Analysis and Policy program played in helping build interdisciplinary connections.
Congratulations to Matilyn Bindl and Unni Kurumbail, who were selected as the two early awardees of the 2020 EAP Student Scholarship. We are thrilled that both of them are now part of the EAP program and look forward to their involvement throughout the coming years. The EAP Student Scholarship is made possible by the generosity …