Case Competition: Tesla/Tuck Energy Case Competition

On September 22, 2017, students representing 12 peer institutions from across the globe will compete on Tuck’s campus in a business case presented by Tesla, seeking to elevate the automobile industry to the next level through innovation. There will be a team of 5 Tuck students participating. This will be the first case competition held at Tuck. 

Tuck Energy Club Kickoff

The Tuck Energy Club is the gateway for first-year Tuck students to gauge their interest in energy as an interest or a career option. Club participants will be invited to speaker series, case competitions, workshops, and experiential learning opportunities at Tuck. 

Career Exploration Industry Panel- Energy

On September 8, 2017 the Revers Center for Energy and the Career Development Office with host the following panelists:

• Pat Fox, T’07, Managing Partner, New Energy Capital
• Joel Obillo, T’08, Director of Energy Markets and Analytics, EnerNOC
• Damali Rhett, T’06, Executive Director, The Energy Cooperative (Philadelphia) (tentative)
• Josh Hotvet, T’18, interned at Cypress Creek Renewables
• Pooja Yadav, T’18, interned at Goldman Sachs

They will be able to share their experience working in the Energy industry with first year Tuck students.

Visiting Speaker: Ashley Schulten, BlackRock

This talk is the final of four in a Climate Change series co-sponsored by: Professor Anant Sundaram’s Business and Climate Change Course; the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society; and the Revers Center for Energy.

Check back soon for additional details on Ms. Schulten’s talk.

Visiting Speaker: William Fraizer,  “The Global Energy Industry”

On May 3, 2017, the Thayer School of Engineering will host William Fraizer, D’78, to speak about trends in the global energy and LNG industries. The talk will take place at 4pm in Zaleski Auditorium at Thayer.

Will was previously the Commissioning & Start-up Technical Manager and Deputy Site Engineering Manager for Chevron’s Australia Business Unit. At Dartmouth, Will Fraizer double majored in Engineering Sciences & Chemistry and then received a Master of Science Degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1980. Will was hired by Chevron Research in Richmond, CA to do R&D in alternate energy and biomass conversion after receiving his MS, and has worked with Chevron for over 35 years. In addition to his involvement in the Gorgon Project, Will has worked on Chevron’s Wheatstone LNG Project in Australia and Texas, and as the Manager of Environment, Safety & Health at the Kutubu Project in Papua New Guinea, and for Chevron Overseas Petroleum's worldwide operations.

Visiting Speaker: The Global Energy Industry—Evolution, Trends and Career Opportunities

Come to this session to hear Will Fraizer ’78 speak on the global energy and LNG industry. He was previously the Commissioning & Start-up Technical Manager and Deputy Site Engineering Manager for Chevron’s Australia Business Unit. At Dartmouth, Will Fraizer double majored in Engineering Sciences & Chemistry and then received a Master of Science Degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1980. Will was hired by Chevron Research in Richmond, CA to do R&D in alternate energy and biomass conversion after receiving his MS, and has worked with Chevron for over 35 years. In addition to his involvement in the Gorgon Project, Will has worked on Chevron’s Wheatstone LNG Project in Australia and Texas, and as the Manager of Environment, Safety & Health at the Kutubu Project in Papua New Guinea, and for Chevron Overseas Petroleum's worldwide operations.
 

Visiting Speaker: John Morton, former White House Senior Director for Energy and Climate Change

This talk is the third of four in a Climate Change series co-sponsored by: Professor Anant Sundaram’s Business and Climate Change Course; the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society; and the Revers Center for Energy.

Check back soon for additional details on Mr. Morton’s talk.

Industry Workshop: Principles of Power Purchase Agreements

On April 21, 2017, the Revers Center for Energy will host a one-day seminar entitled, “Principles of Power Purchase Agreements.”  This workshop complements other classroom and experiential learning opportunities at Tuck. The workshop will utilize several renewable energy case studies. One case study will focus on risk allocation among parties. Another case will focus on project finance and valuation of PPAs.

Student sign-up