MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI)

Monaco’s Prince Albert visits MIT and discusses his film

Charting a course toward cleaner carsMIT team recommends strategy for reducing automotive fuel use, emissions

Action needed to save climate, create jobsMIT Energy Conference speakers see need to boost clean-energy businesses through a price on carbon and incentives for manufacturing

3 Questions: Hunt Allcott on behavioral economics and the energy crisisCan understanding human irrationality help solve our energy problems? An MIT researcher explains

Gulati hopes to power up nuclear energy for the U.S. and developing nationsIntroducing Saaransh Gulati, EDF-MIT Energy Fellow

Americans still concerned on climate change, but less supportive of major action, MIT survey finds

Moniz named to Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear FutureDepartment of Energy panel will provide recommendations on managing used fuel and nuclear waste

Gaining visibility into campus buildings’ real-time energy performance

Carbon-capturing enzyme: MIT chemists learn from nature

Arun Majumdar, ARPA-E director, announces Energy Fellows Program during MIT talk

Natural gas to become number-one energy source for this century, says oil and gas expert

Supran works to light up the grid, one quantum dot at a time

Harnessing the world’s collective intelligence to deal with climate changeClimate Collaboratorium lets the public review the impacts of plans now being discussed and debated internationally

MIT goes to CopenhagenDelegation of MIT professors, students and alumni attend historic global warming conference to present research and report on event

SA+P’s growing role in MIT’s Energy Initiative

Energy, behavior, and climate: Many answers, no miraclesBP CEO Tony Hayward Discusses the Harsh Realities at MITEI Colloquium

Blowin' in the windStudents bring wind-speed monitoring equipment to campus to evaluate potential sites for a wind turbine.

MIT: An engine of energy innovationDOE makes awards for transformative energy technologies

President Obama to deliver energy address from MIT on FridayAt noon on Friday, the President will deliver an address from Kresge Auditorium about American leadership on clean energy. The address will be webcast live.

The easy way to go greenAlum's 'state-of-the-shelf' energy-efficient house is among a bevy of new ideas for curbing energy use and greenhouse gas emissions presented at MIT's annual Energy Night.

Used frying oil to power MIT shuttlesStudent biodiesel group cooks up its first batches of fuel made from recycled oil from campus dining facilities