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Speaker Series

Upcoming Speakers

What to Do About Gas?

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ZoomIn-Person
Cayla Calderwood
Oct 20 2026, 4:00pm

Past Speakers

Evolution of the Electric Utility Industry and CleanTech Startups in Today's Market

Power transmission towers and power lines above a substation, with a worker installing rooftop solar panels below.
Steve Klein
Oct 13 2026, 4:00pm

All of the Above: China’s Race to Meet its Energy Needs

View of a concrete dam with red cranes, lake, and mountains in the background.
Darrin Magee
Oct 06 2026, 4:00pm

Reducing Fish and Wildlife Impacts

Renewable energy sources: wind turbines, solar panels, tidal turbines, and wave energy converter.
Dr. Bob Vadas
Jun 02 2026, 4:00pm

Renewable Portfolio Construction for Cloud Hyperscalers

Solar panels and wind turbines in a field
Martin Roeck
May 26 2026, 4:00pm

One Decade Out: Navigating Energy Careers since IES

Workers install renewable energy equipment. A wind turbine, solar panel, and battery are shown with a lightning bolt symbol and power lines.
Lindsay Parpart
May 19 2026, 4:00pm

Rail-to-Grid Integration: Leveraging Rail Infrastructure to Support Grid Resilience and Electricity Access

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Natalie Popovich and Jill Moraski
May 12 2026, 4:00pm
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Institute for Energy Studies


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516 High Street, MS-9084
Bellingham, Washington 98225

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Kaiser Borsari Hall 113

Phone: (360) 650-4422
Email: Energy.Institute@wwu.edu

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