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Why we need to rethink energy security in the transition to net-zero
The current global energy crisis requires multi-stakeholder cooperation. Policy-makers and investors need to rethink energy security in the transition.
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Founded in 1754, Columbia University is a private Ivy League research institution based in New York City and one of the world’s leading centres for scholarship and innovation. It comprises 17 schools and numerous affiliated institutions, including Columbia Engineering, the Mailman School of Public Health and the Columbia University Irving Medical Center. Columbia is recognised for excellence across the humanities, social sciences, law, medicine, business, climate science and technology. With a strong international outlook and extensive global partnerships, the university advances research, education and public engagement addressing major societal and global challenges.
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Luis Artieda
Associate Director, MS Construction Administration
Erin Blanton
Senior Research Scholar, Center on Global Energy Policy
Jason Bordoff
Founding Director
Christian O. Deseglise
Adjunct-Professor and Co-Director, BRIC Lab
Joshua Gordon
Chair of the Department of Psychiatry
Eli Joseph
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