Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Energy
420 Wes Graham Way N2L 3G1 Waterloo, ON, Canada

Happening today @ 2:30pm(EST). Join Majid Amidpour for a WISE Public Lecture Webinar, "NEW VISIONS TO POLYGENERATION SYSTEM IN TOTAL SITE CONTEXT ASSISTED BY SOLAR ENERGY". Come listen, or share your questions. Login instructions:https://bit.ly/2UX1Ft3

Webinar announcement! On November 18 @ 2:30pm(EST) join Dr. Steven Wong for a WISE Public Lecture Webinar, "Local Energy Flexibility in Future Power Systems". https://bit.ly/3lAJDsm

Truzaar Dordi (PhD Candidate, Climate Finance at University of Waterloo) is selected to be featured as one of this year's top 30 under 30 sustainability leaders by Corporate Knights! His research focuses on pathways for low-carbon transition through social and financial movements. He is also a recipient of the Energy Policy Research Fellowship with the Energy Council of Canada (ECC) in partnership with the Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Energy (WISE). https://www.corporateknights.com//2020s-class-of-top-30-u/

Prof. Nathwani and his colleagues got an article published in the Journal of Energy Conversion and Management 'A comprehensive analysis of a power-to-gas energy storage unit utilizing captured carbon dioxide as a raw material in large-scale power plant'. The full article can be found here: https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1c1kTin8VZ-Lx

WISE Faculty members Prof. Michael Fowler & Prof. Roydon Fraser are speakers at the "Hydrogen, Sustainability and Finance: Local Roles for Global Goals". Please join them on Nov 19th. Login instructions: https://pheedloop.com/hbc2020/site/home/

Happening today @ 2:30pm(EST) join John W. Simpson-Porco for a WISE Public Lecture Webinar, "Advances in Feedback Control for Power Grid Modernization". Come listen, or share your questions. Login instructions: https://bit.ly/3dIlXiy

The Balsillie School of International Affairs, in partnership with the Ditchley Foundation, cordially invites you to join us for the first in a three-part series of ‘Critical Conversations’. Our ‘Critical Conversations’ series serves as a forum which brings global thought leaders together to bridge important perspectives on intersectional issues currently challenging the global policy world. This inaugural event is entitled Building Resilient Futures: Covid, Climate and ...the Economy - a discussion on possible measures to shape a future for global resilience that is economically sustainable and capable of meeting the twin threats of climate stress and the health burdens of COVID-19. We are delighted to bring together the following global thought leaders who will lead the discussion: Diana Fox-Carney Climate Policy Expert John Hancock Senior Policy Adviser to the Director-General, World Trade Organization William White - former Chairman of the OECD Economic and Development Review Committee, Head of the Monetary and Economic Department at the Bank for International Settlements, and Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada Panel moderator: Jatin Nathwani, Professor and STEM for Global Resilience Lead (BSIA/UW), Executive Director, Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Energy The event is listed here: https://www.balsillieschool.ca//creating-resilient-future/

WISE Welcomes New Manager of Global Programs and Initiatives WISE is pleased to welcome Ambika Opal into the role of Manager, Global Programs and Initiatives. In this role, Ambika will manage the Affordable Energy for Humanity (AE4H) global change initiative, a multi-stakeholder research and action initiative at the intersection of energy research and international development. She will also manage the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship program and will support WISE’s other interdisciplinary research and programmatic objectives.