Our faculty’s research informs energy and environmental policymaking. Other areas of focus include environmental justice and water policy.
Energy plays a crucial role in modern civilization, yet energy use poses serious risks to the environment and international security. Decision-makers in government, industry, and environmental organizations are increasingly challenged with balancing tradeoffs among these multifaceted energy issues.
Featured Publications
A government approach to address coal overcapacity in China,
Workshop Report on Methods for R&D Portfolio Analysis and Evaluation
Evidence map: topics, trends, and policy in the Energy Transitions literature
The Impacts of Electric Vehicle Growth on Wholesale Electricity Prices in Wisconsin
News
New faculty Q&A: Jason Delborne
January 17, 2025New research reveals heat pump inequities across US
November 11, 2024Edwards’ research team awarded DOE grant for heat pump tech
October 31, 2024- More Energy & The Environment News