Past Events
Visit to Covanta Haverhill Resource Recovery Facility
The Revers Center for Energy is excited to sponsor a visit to the Haverhill Resource Recovery Facility which is located on a 147-acre area in Haverhill, MA. The facility processes 1,650 tons per day of solid waste, generating up to 49 megawatts of renewable energy.
Event detailsVisit to Covanta Haverhill Resource Recovery Facility
The Haverhill Resource Recovery Facility processes 1,650 tons per day of solid waste, generating up to 49 megawatts of renewable energy.The facility is equipped with a ferrous and non-ferrous metal recycling system and an air-cooled condenser that condenses turbine exhaust.
The trip will include a tour and discussion from the plant business manager, operations manager, environmental specialist and the plant engineer. Space is limited!
Tuck staff and students can sign up here by January 28th.
Power-Up Thursdays Energy 101 Workshop
Power-Up Thursdays are an opportunity for you to join us for lunch and discuss the ever evolving oil & gas, power & renewables, and sustainability topics that will change the future!
Event detailsPower-Up Thursdays Energy 101 Workshop
This workshop will aim to de-mystify the oil and gas value chain that often dominates daily headlines. Tuckies recruiting in just about any career could be asked about the trends that influence these industries during their interviews. Revers Center for Energy Fellows will share their experience in the oil and gas industries and help translate those headlines into relevant talking points for interviews. Power-Up Thursdays are an opportunity for you to join us for lunch and discuss the ever evolving oil & gas, power & renewables, and sustainability topics that will change the future!
The Power-Up Thursday sessions will take place from 12-1pm.
Tuck staff and students sign up here.
Dartmouth Energy Collaborative Lunch & Learn
Professor Ian Baker, Sherman Fairchild Professor of Engineering, Senior Associate Dean of Research and Graduate Programs will talk about his research project on "High-Performance Nickel-Iron (NiFe) Permanent Magnetics for Electric Motors and Turbines." Professor Baker is a recipient of an Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society mini-grant.
Event detailsDartmouth Energy Collaborative Lunch & Learn
Join the Dartmouth Energy Collaborative (The Irving Institute, Sustainability Office, Thayer School of Engineering, and Revers Center for Energy at Tuck) for our bi-weekly energy lunch series. You'll get a chance to learn more about energy topics on campus, in the region, and beyond. Free and open to all. Lunch is provided.
You can sign-up for updates and the event on the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society website.
Energy Club 3-mile fun run
Join Energy Club members for a weekly 3-mile run on the streets of Hanover to catch up on energy news of the week! No need to sign up, just meet in front of Buchanan with your high-viz and headlamp on Wednesdays at 4pm. We will run unless it's snowing heavily. If in doubt, email Madeleine. Everyone is welcome!
Event detailsEnergy Club 3-mile fun run
No need to sign up, just meet in front of Buchanan on Wednesdays at 4pm! Everyone is welcome!
Visiting Speaker: Professor Tracy Bach
Professor Tracy Bach, Professor of Law, and Adviser for the 2019 Climate Change Ecosystem Deep Dive for the Center for Business, Government and Society and Revers Center for Energy led a group of nine Tuck students to COP25 in Madrid, Spain (originally schedule to be in Santiago, Chile). This post-conference debrief session will enable students to travelled to Madrid understand and reflect on the outcomes of the conference.
Event detailsVisiting Speaker: Professor Tracy Bach
Professor Tracy Bach, Professor of Law, and Adviser for the 2019 Climate Change Ecosystem Deep Dive for the Center for Business, Government and Society and Revers Center for Energy, led a group of nine Tuck students to COP25 in Madrid, Spain. The Conference of Parties or COP is the treaty body that meets annually to review and refine the parties’ actions and obligations. COP25, which took place December 2019, was a critical meeting in the short history of the Paris Agreement because parties needed to finalize the Agreement’s implementation rules before 2020. Tracy led a pre-departure presentation on "The Business of Sustainable Development and Treaty Negotiation at COP25 where she discussed the challenges that needed to be overcome to achieve the goals. During the post-conference debrief, Tracy will help students who were only able to attend parts of the COP to translate the results of the conference into tangible outcomes.
Sign-up information to come.
Dartmouth Heating/Electricity Cogeneration Plant Tour
The Dartmouth Energy Alliance (Dartmouth undergraduate energy club) is organizing a visit to the campus cogeneration plant. The plant has been based at the same site since 1898. It operates full-time to provide heat, electricity, hot water, and some air conditioning throughout campus. This visit takes you through the control room, the boiler room, and even visits the turbine generator and underground steam tunnels!
Event detailsDartmouth Heating/Electricity Cogeneration Plant Tour
This visit will take place on January 22 from 12:30-2:00pm at McKenzie Hall
Power-Up Thursdays Energy 101 Workshop
The Revers Center for Energy will launch its energy 101 series in the winter term with Energy Trends 101. Come join us for lunch and a discussion on the ever evolving oil & gas, power & renewables, and sustainability topics that will change the future! This workshop is taught by peers from our on-campus community.
Event detailsPower-Up Thursdays Energy 101 Workshop
Energy trends are constantly changing and will consequently affect every industry. Tuckies recruiting in just about any career could be asked about the trends that influence that industry during their interviews. Revers Center for Energy Fellows will share their best answers for those questions and why specific trends are especially critical today and in the future. Power-Up Thursdays are an opportunity for you to join us for lunch and discuss the ever evolving oil & gas, power & renewables, and sustainability topics that will change the future!
The Power-Up Thursday sessions will take place from 12-1pm.
Tuck staff and students sign up here.
Energy Club 3-mile fun run
Join Energy Club members for a weekly 3-mile run on the streets of Hanover to catch up on energy news of the week! No need to sign up, just meet in front of Buchanan with your high-viz and headlamp on Wednesdays at 4pm. We will run unless it's snowing heavily. If in doubt, email Madeleine. Everyone is welcome!
Event detailsEnergy Club 3-mile fun run
No need to sign up, just meet in front of Buchanan on Wednesdays at 4pm! Everyone is welcome!
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