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Cross-listed in CourseWork as CEE301 and Energy301: The Energy Seminar
Fall Quarter, Wednesdays 4:15 to 5:15 p.m.
Building 420 Room 40

The Stanford community is invited to attend the weekly Energy Seminar, an interdisciplinary series of talks primarily by Stanford experts on a broad range of energy topics. Drop-ins welcome. Cross-listed as CEE301 and Energy 301: the series takes place Wednesdays, 4:15 to 5:15 p.m. Students are eligible to take the Energy Seminar for credit multiple times.

• September 26
  Tony Kovscek, Department of Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford University
  Heavy Liquid Hydrocarbons: Their Production and the Resulting CO2 Footprint
• October 3
  Jonathan Koomey, Project Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Consulting Professor, Stanford University
  Recent trends in electricity use and efficiency of high density computing facilities (data centers)
• October 10*
  Robert Cormia, Faculty, Foothill College
  Apollo energy Project - Not Your Parents' Moon Shot
• October 17
  Andrew McMahan, SkyFuel, VP Technology
  The Future of Concentrating Solar-Thermal Power in the US Marketplace
• October 24
  Dana Flanders, Chevron Technology Ventures
  Demonstrating Renewable Energy Technologies Ð Focus on Hydrogen
• October 31
  Ralph Cavanagh, in conjunction with the Center on Ethics at Stanford
  California Energy and Climate: Implementation of AB32 and SB1368 in Real Time
• November 7
  Roland Horne, Professor, Energy Resources Engineering
  Enhanced Geothermal Systems
• November 14*
  Jeremy Carl, IPER Student, Program on Energy and Sustainable Development
  The Political Economy of the Global Coal Market
• November 28*
  Lawrence Goulder, Shuzo Nishihara Professor in Environmental & Resource Economics, Stanford University
  California's Climate Policy Efforts: Challenges Ahead
• December 5
  Jeffrey Koseff, William Alden Campbell and Martha Campbell Professor in the School of Engineering Perry L. McCarty Director of the Woods Institute; Tom Bauer, AIA LEED AP, Assistant Director of Project Management and Sustainability Initiatives; Cole Roberts, P.E., Senior Consultant, LEED AP, Arup
  Panel on the Jerry Yang and Akiko Yamazaki Environment and Energy Building

Stanford University gratefully acknowledges the Chevron Energy Technology Company for providing funds to bring international speakers to the Energy Seminar and to record the events for Stanford on iTunes U.

* Energy Social, sponsored by Mineral Acquisition Partners, Inc. ("MAP"), details to follow