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Ishita Date, WG’27 Heat is Half Heat is half. Heat accounts for about half of total global energy-related emissions. Industrial heat makes up roughly half of that, or around 25%

Jonny Naylor, VP Content The capture of Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces on Saturday, January 3, 2026, has shifted the conversation from tactical operations to the technical and economic realities

Janna Jiang, WECC Content Team To my bemusement, my Dad is what you would call a Tesla-fanatic. Having purchased a Model Y earlier this year, he now provides me frequent

WECC Content Team Course selection is approaching, and many MBAs are looking for classes that connect climate, markets, and the financial mechanics of the energy transition. One such course is

WECC Content Team On November 8, 2025, the Wharton Energy and Climate Club welcomed 300 students, alumni, and industry leaders to Convene in Center City Philadelphia for its annual conference.

WECC Content Team Centered on the theme Fortifying the Future: Advancing Resilience for the Energy Transition, the Wharton Energy & Climate Conference brings together leaders driving change across the energy

Janna Jiang, Content Introduction – What is SAF?  When we think about an industry’s decarbonization potential, we typically first ask the question: “Can it be electrified?” If the answer is

Jonny Naylor, VP Content In The Wharton Current’s most recent podcast, Co-President Lilly Chadwick sat down with Aroon Vijaykar, SVP of Strategy and Commercial at EmeraldAI, an exciting early-stage startup

Jonny Naylor, VP Content Each summer, Wharton MBA students complete internships with remarkable companies across the energy and climate landscape, with roles ranging from corporate strategy and product management to

By Peter Sopher This past month, as a member of Wharton Energy Club career treks in London and New York, I engaged in discussions with 18 different energy infrastructure finance