2018 CELI Alum, Uju Okasi, was selected into The National Black Lawyers’ Top 40 Under 40 Lawyers in D.C. Congrats, Uju!
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2019 CELI alum, Yen Yeh, recently co-authored a paper in ACS Energy Letters titled Fostering a Sustainable Community in Batteries. Way to go, Yen!
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Current CELI DEI Director Alexis Plair was recently recognized in the Political Climate podcast for the resources she compiled around Anti-Racism. Way to go, Alexis!
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2017 Alum Gokse Ozturkeri was named to the prestigious “Greenbiz 30 Under 30” list for his work in helping finance $1.2 billion for over 1,500 MW of solar and wind projects. Way to go, Gokse!
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DC Alum Mish Thadani, Market Development and Policy Director at Urbint, was recently named to the “Fortnightly Under 40” list for 2020. This honor goes to young rising stars in the energy industry. Congratulations, Mish!
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Current SF Fellow Chadwick Conway is also a Co-Founder of SPAN.IO, which was recently named by Forbes as one of the “Top 20 IoT Startups To Watch In 2020.” Congrats, Chad!
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2019 SF Alum and current Social Chair Linda Sobczynski discusses land use permitting and environmental review compliance for battery energy storage projects in a PV Magazine article. Nice work, Linda!
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Current DC Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Manager Rozina Kanchwala published a powerful blog post about the history and connection of racial and environmental injustice. Inspiring work, Rozina!
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Sanjna Malpani strikes again, this time with an insightful blog post on criteria to consider when choosing to work for a start up. Thanks for the advice, Sanjna!
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SF 2018 Fellow Taylor McNair and his team at GridLab, in partnership with Cal Berkeley, released a revolutionary report on how the US can get to 90% clean energy by 2035. Incredible work, Taylor!
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As part of a new article series on clean energy careers, GreenTechMedia interviewed current SF Fellow Liz Finnegan about her experience in Strategic Innovation at PG&E. Congrats, Liz!
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Current Chicago Fellow Kyle Burkybile was recently recognized by his local 350.org chapter for his great work in improving energy efficiency for multi-family homes.
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By Liz Ramsay Dalton, Executive Director, Clean Energy Leadership Institute
CELI stands in solidarity against the devastating racial injustices that continue to be inflicted upon Black people in our country. From Washington, DC, Oakland, and Chicago, to cities across the country, CELI supports the Black community and the right to protest against all forms of violence, hatred, and racism.
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DC Alum and PhD Candidate Greg Miller helped his research group win the EPA’s 2nd Air Data Challenge. Way to go, Greg!
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Current Fellow Lachlan Carey, Associate Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, published a commentary on how COVID-19 may impact China’s clean energy goals. Great work, Lachlan!
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Tyler Fitch, Regulatory Manager at Vote Solar, recently published a report on how COVID-19 can impact the burden of utility bill debt on American households. Great work, Tyler!
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CELI SF Alumn Sanjna Malpani, who currently works for energy access startup SparkMeter, writes about her learning experience transitioning into a sales role on Medium. Nice post, Sanjna!
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2018 DC Alum Anna Ebers Broughel was recently selected as an Energy Transition Fellow at UT Austin Energy Institute. Congrats, Anna!
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CELI’s Executive Director, Liz Ramsay Dalton, sat down with CELI’s newest member of the team, Rachel Kriegsman, to introduce her to the broader CELI community and discuss her new role as Director of Strategic Partnerships. Listen to the full interview here.
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2019 CELI Fellow Dario Abramskiehn discusses the importance of sustainable urban infrastructure and the financing gap.
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