Students in a graphic design class at CSU got some real-world experience working for a client when they took on a marketing job for the Energy Institute’s rural electrification project in Rwanda.
A CSU graduate has conducted a comparison study of two primary tools that are used to measure the efficiency of buildings.
The symposium once again illustrated the complexity of the changing energy landscape, which requires a harmonious balance of science, policy and economics to succeed.
Tami Bond has been appointed the Walter Scott, Jr. Presidential Chair in Energy, Environment and Health, the second of four presidential chairs endowed by the transformational gift from college alumnus Walter Scott, Jr.
Being held at the Denver Grand Hyatt this year, the event brings together speakers from multiple disciplines to advance the ever-broadening conversation about energy.
The Energy Institute hosted nearly 60 students across the state for the KidWind Challenge, a wind turbine design competition.
The center's expertise helps decisionmakers create policies that facilitate America’s transition to a clean energy economy.
The School of Global Environmental Sustainability is bringing a panel discussion to CSU on how technology is changing the ways we engage with sustainability.
The CSU Energy Institute is kicking off the semester with a Clean Tech Startup Pitch-Fest. Join us on Jan. 31 at the CSU Powerhouse Energy Campus to pitch a clean tech business idea to form a startup on the spot!
Researchers at Colorado State University, in collaboration with the University of Rwanda and energy startup MeshPower, are helping the nation reach its electrification goals, through a large-scale project to design, build and install microgrids in rural villages.