Careers in Energy Finance: Lunch & Learn

Hear from T'25s who interned in energy banking or finance. Open to any students exploring investment banking or finance careers in energy topics such as power & utilities, renewables, and natural resources. Learn about networking, the importance of different geographical areas, different deadlines and more! This is a brown bag lunch event.

Sep 12, 12:10–1:10 pm, Barclay
Open to everyone

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Watt’s Up: Revers Center Coffee

Join us for coffee, donuts, and an informal conversation with the center team and other student on Tuesday and/or Thursday. The event is open to all students, particularly T'26s interested in energy and sustainability.

Meet Center Director Jonathan Silverthorne, Faculty Director Prof. Erin Mansur, and T'25 Fellows. Swing by for a few minutes or the full time.

Sep 12, 1:30–2:15 pm, Jacquemin (Byrne)
Open to T’25s and T26’s

Energy 101: Fundamentals of Power and Natural Gas (Part II)

Highly-rated by students each year, this two-part workshop is the perfect in-depth introduction to future seminars and experiential learning opportunities hosted by the Revers Center. It’s also designed to help Tuck students prepare for Fall Term recruiting in all related industries, including banking, consulting, utilities, renewables, oil and gas, climate tech, private equity, venture capital, etc.

Aug 23, 9:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m., Barclay
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Energy 101: Fundamentals of Power and Natural Gas (Part I)

Highly-rated by students each year, this two-part workshop is the perfect in-depth introduction to future seminars and experiential learning opportunities hosted by the Revers Center. It’s also designed to help Tuck students prepare for Fall Term recruiting in all related industries, including banking, consulting, utilities, renewables, oil and gas, climate tech, private equity, venture capital, etc.

Aug 22, 5:15–7:30 p.m., Ankey
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Power-Up Monday: Carbon Markets

Join our T'24 Revers Fellows as they discuss the intricacies and opportunities of compliance and voluntary carbon markets, and potential implications of shifting local and international approaches. How do carbon offsets and credits work? What social and environmental safeguards can be used to mitigate against adverse project impacts? Find out more at this special Power-Up Monday!

Apr 23, 12:10–1:10, General Motors
Open to T'24s, T'25s, Faculty, Staff, Alumni, Admitted Students

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Power-Up Friday: Solar and Wind 101

Join Kush Sodha T’24 and Jordan Swett T’25 will share their experiences in onshore and offshore wind energy as well as utility scale and commercial & industrial solar. They will give a brief overview of wind and solar technology; market structure; environmental and social impacts; and the demand and supply forecast. Come join us for lunch to find out how much wind and solar will contribute to future clean and reliable energy production!

April 18, 12:10–1:10, GM
Open to everyone.

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Dartmouth Energy Student Mixer

Interested in climate and energy at Dartmouth? Looking to meet other students with similar interests? Join members of the Dartmouth Energy Alliance, Thayer Energy Club, and Tuck Energy Club for a casual and fun mixer. You’ll learn about student-led climate- and energy-focused initiatives at Dartmouth and have a chance to mingle with your peers. Dinner will be served.

April 9, 6:20–8:30 pm, Irving Atrium

This event is open to all Dartmouth undergraduate and graduate students.

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Dartmouth Climate and Energy Student Mixer

Interested in climate and energy at Dartmouth? Looking to meet other students with similar interests? Join members of the Dartmouth Energy Alliance, Fossil Free Dartmouth, Thayer Energy Club, and Tuck Energy Club for a casual and fun mixer (dinner provided!). You’ll learn about student-led climate- and energy-focused initiatives at Dartmouth and have a chance to mingle with your peers.

April 9, 6:15–8:30 p.m., Irving Atrium
Open to T'24s, T'25s, Faculty, Staff, Admitted Students

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