Harvard-China Project on Energy, Economy and Environment

Congratulations to Nicola De Blasio, Harvard-China Project on Energy, Economy and Environment Associate at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, on being named one of the top 10 "Most-Read Thought Leaders of the Year in Energy" by Illuminem News 👏. View the full list here:

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We have TWO applications open into the New Year:

1) The first is for VISITING RESEARCHERS who are interested in joining the Harvard-China Project on Energy, Economy and Environment for Academic Year 2025-26. View the application and apply by January 31: https://bit.ly/join-hcp
2) The second is for STUDENTS who wish to conduct fully-funded research projects in China this summer, under the guidance of our university partners at Tsinghua University or Nanjing University. Learn more here and apply by February 3: https://bit.ly/HCP-in-china

Questions? Contact Kellie Nault, [email protected]

Our annual Harvard-China Project group photo is here! Meet the faces behind our climate and energy research: https://chinaproject.harvard.edu/contributors

Our summer research assistantships in China are over, and you will soon hear from our 3 amazing students about their experiences at Tsinghua University 🇨🇳. They conducted research on energy system decarbonization, and also explored Chinese culture. Stay tuned for more!

This week our Senior Research Associate in Economics, Mun S. Ho, traveled to Beijing to meet with a few of our Economics program alumni. Once a part of
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Will Biden's China policy slow the U.S. energy transition? Harvard-China Project on Energy, Economy and Environment Research Associate Mun Ho weighs in here, in an Energy Intelligence article:

Will Biden’s China Policy Slow US Energy Transition? The energy transition is a Biden administration priority, but not it's only priority, and new trade tariffs could slow clean energy deployment.

As academic year 2023-24 comes to a close, we congratulate Harvard's graduates! We also pause to reflect on a year chock-full of research, knowledge exchange, and connection with our collaborators in Cambridge, China, and beyond. Read our look back: https://mailchi.mp/6880042ad8a5/hcp

This summer we are sending three students—Emily Xing '27, Ethan Kiang '27, and Sophie-An Kingsbury Lee '26—to conduct research under Professor Xi Lu at the Institute for Carbon Neutrality at Tsinghua University in Beijing. They gathered for a pre-departure orientation with Prof. McElroy, Chris Nielsen, postdoc Jingran Zhang, and past participant Shawn Mobley '26.

Join us on WED DEC 6 for the next Harvard-China Project on Energy, Economy and Environment Research Seminar on "International Mitigation Finance: Carbon Mitigation, Welfare, and Optimal Recipient Design" with Naixin Huang, Tsinghua University
Learn more➡️ https://bit.ly/47VDHSu

Thank you to Dr. Zhao Yang for leading last week's Harvard-China Project on Energy, Economy and Environment Research Seminar on EV charging stations - learn more about his work here: https://chinaproject.harvard.edu/people/yang-zhao

🗓️Join us next WED NOV 8 for a Harvard-China Project on Energy, Economy and Environment seminar on transitioning from fast to ultrafast EV charging stations with Dr. Yang Zhao, postdoc at Harvard-China Project on Energy, Economy and Environment
⏲️ 3:00 - 4:00 pm ET
📍IN PERSON! Pierce 100F
📎 https://bit.ly/ev-charging-yang-zhao

TODAY! 3pm | Join us IN PERSON for "Unlocking the flexibility of electric vehicle charging: Combining plug-in behavior, control strategies, and incentives" with Dr. Christine Gschwendtner, Harvard Kennedy School's Belfer Center - more info: https://chinaproject.harvard.edu/event/christine-gschwendtner