Energy
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Energy underpins modern life and economic prosperity, but burning fossil fuels for energy threatens the Earth’s climate and human health. Transitioning to low-carbon energy systems is necessary, but difficult, costly, and affects all aspects of society. We conduct research on energy policy, markets, technology innovation, and geopolitics, to advance the development of sustainable, secure, and affordable energy systems around the world.
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When the Market Decides: The Creeping Governance Crisis of Critical Infrastructure in Norway’s Datacentre Politics
From Arctic Initiative
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Event SummaryRecent Developments in Energy and Nuclear Power in Japan
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Reports & PapersBits-to-Watts: Connecting Markets and Prices for Compute and Power
Programs working on Energy
Research teams across the Belfer Center bring varied expert insights and policy recommendations to understand energy policy, markets, technology innovation, and geopolitics, for more sustainable, secure, and affordable energy systems worldwide
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