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CEIC Events and Seminars
Carnegie Mellon Electricity Industry Center (CEIC) sponsors a weekly seminar series. Many CEIC seminars are co-sponsored with other campus units, including Center for Climate and Energy Decision Making and Department of Engineering and Public Policy. CEIC seminars provide an informal means of presenting research, listening to outside expert speakers, and learning about the electricity industry. Upcoming and past seminars are listed below.
Contact Adam Loucks (+1-412-268-1090) or Ramteen Sioshansi for information about seminars, including to attend or recommend a possible seminar speaker or topic.
Event Schedule
- Oct 13 - Oct 14 2026 CEIC Advisory Committee Meeting
- Sep 23 Evelina Trutnevyte, "Improving realism of long-range energy system modeling" at 12:00 PM
- Sep 16 Patrícia Fortes, "From Energy System Modelling to Energy and Climate Policy: Insights from the Portuguese Experience" at 12:00 PM
- Apr 22 Pierre Pinson, "AI at the core of future electricity markets" at 12:30 PM
- Apr 13 Amy Myers Jaffe, "The Evolving Landscape of US Electricity: Technology, Policy and Markets" at 12:00 PM
- Apr 8 S Duygu Sever, "Nuclear Energy in Global Energy Transition: Determinants, Dynamics, and Prospects" at 12:30 PM
- Apr 1 Zekuan Yu, "Overview of China's wholesale electricity market: reform, structure and supporting optimization techniques" at 12:30 PM
- Mar 24 Catie Hausman, "Transmission lowers US generation costs, but generator incentives are not aligned" at 12:30 PM
- Mar 11 Dean Foreman, "Scarcity, Reserves, and Real-Time Coordination: Evidence from ERCOT’s Energy-Only Market" at 12:30 PM
- Feb 18 Gaurav Doshi, "Can Place-Based Incentives Accelerate the Energy Transition?" at 12:30 PM
- Feb 11 David Ortiz, "Federal Oversight of Electric Reliability, Authorities and Recent Actions" at 12:30 PM
- Feb 4 Jay Shafer, "Extreme Weather and the Grid: From Storm Prediction to Grid Impact" at 12:30 PM
- Jan 14 Nate Turner, "Data and Analytics at Utilities – Background, Current State, Use Cases" at 12:30 PM
- Nov 12 Andrew Z. Haddad and Jannis Wesselkaemper, "Primary material supply configurations and domestic recycling for cost-effective battery material production in the US" at 12:00 PM