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This @NichInstitute analysis uses a variety of integrated resource plans from utilities and other groups to estimate how overall electricity demand may change over the next decade. Read: https://t.co/IQuyiZGKW0

📣JUST RELEASED: The intricacies of interconnection processes within U.S. power markets featuring @tylerhnorris, James B. Duke Fellow at @DukeU's Nicholas School of the Environment joins our Managing Director for North America, Oliver Kerr. 🎧 https://t.co/0fUeGna5dV

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Despite growing interest and investment in nature-based solutions, barriers remain to implementing them in the U.S. A new @NichInstitute working paper examines how three states are surmounting permitting hurdles to expand the use of living shorelines. 🔗 Read key takeaways. ⬇️

Designating coastal ocean areas for small-scale fishers could provide nutrition, economic and employment benefits to millions of people living in coastal areas, according to research led by Xavier Basurto and John Virdin with @NichInstitute and @FAO

Tomorrow, join the conversation on building a climate-friendly future! @DukeUClimate will host Alison Taylor, the Climate Leader in Residence, for an engaging talk with Brian Murray, Director of @NichInstitute. Details ⤵️ https://t.co/cdXJM9kMX2

⚡️As electricity demand surges in the U.S., a @NichInstitute analysis finds a potential reversal of an @EPA rule for power plants and delays in connecting renewables to the grid may push #GHGEmissions higher than previously forecast. Read key takeaways:

We spy @AshleyWardNC, director of the Heat Policy Innovation Hub at @DukeU!

Join us on campus on November 21 (5:45-7 p.m.) to meet Alison Taylor, @DukeU’s newest Climate Leader in Residence and chief sustainability officer for @ADMupdates. Register now for the fireside chat, audience Q&A, and reception: https://t.co/A3y8uXNzAb

Students in @DukeU's Design Climate incubator are teaming up with industry experts and faculty to develop innovative climate businesses. Five of the teams discussed their work at the Energy Week Innovation Showcase, writes @thatreporter of @WRAL. https://t.co/6EKPhhLY1i

Climate TRACE has released its latest emissions data, expanding on the comprehensive emissions inventory with nearly twice the number of assets, and new levels of data granularity. As members of the global coalition, we are excited to share this free and open resource with you!

Wednesday at #COP29, @UN Secretary General @antonioguterres discussed the urgency of preparing for extreme heat and mentioned a forthcoming solutions package: https://t.co/UZ56TFTYpl Learn more about the solutions and how @DukeU experts are involved:

🎉 Congratulations to teams from @SyracuseU (1st), @DukeU (2nd), and @mcgillu (3rd) for taking the top prizes in the 2024 Energy in Emerging Markets Case Competition as part of @EnergyWeek_Duke! https://t.co/sMepXWOAbc

As part of the @ClimateTRACE coalition, we're excited about this #COP29 event!

What could Donald Trump's election mean for U.S. energy policy and climate goals? @NichInstitute Director @murraybrianc spoke with NPR about the potential implications for the Inflation Reduction Act, offshore wind, electric vehicles, and more.

💻 How can debt-for-nature swaps meaningfully address the triple crises of debt, climate, and biodiversity? Five experts discussed the potential of these swaps during a #ClimateWeekNYC panel, sponsored by @DukeU & hosted by @Bloomberg. WATCH:

As world leaders gather in Azerbaijan to advance climate action at #COP29, @DukeU experts are sharing their insights and advancing collaborative initiatives. They are joined by 17 students who are getting an up-close view of climate diplomacy.

Thanks to DOE Deputy Secretary David Turk for stopping by @DukeU's "Climate Change for Future Leaders" course, taught by Alex Glass at @DukeEnvironment. Duke undergrads appreciated Turk's insights on decarbonization, clean energy tech, & climate careers!

The @ClimateTRACE coalition is building a timely, open, and accessible inventory of exactly where greenhouse gas emissions are coming from. Kyle Bradbury, director of @DukeU's Energy Data Analytics Lab and a @DukeEngineering professor, leads efforts to track building emissions.

Alison Taylor, chief sustainability officer at ADM, is @DukeU's newest climate leader in residence. Duke students, faculty, staff, and community members are invited to connect with Taylor at an event on Thursday, November 21. https://t.co/gYyNVix3hO