Yale Center for Business and the Environment

Applications are now open for Yale's Clean and Equitable Energy Development ( ) Certificate Program.

The energy sector is changing rapidly. Stay ahead with the knowledge, skills, and connections to navigate what's next.

CEED equips participants with the practical knowledge, interdisciplinary perspective, and professional network to navigate today's clean energy landscape with confidence.

Whether you're advancing your career, exploring a new path in energy, or looking to strengthen your expertise, CEED provides practical experience you can apply immediately.

Applications are open through November 9
Priority deadline: October 5

🔗 cbey.yale.edu/CEED

The clean energy transition is accelerating, and the need for people who can build equitable, community-centered solutions has never been greater.

If you're ready to deepen your expertise and help build a more equitable clean energy future, Yale's Clean and Equitable Energy Development (CEED) certificate can help you take the next step.

Our online program equips professionals with the tools to evaluate policy, develop clean energy projects, and navigate the complex systems shaping the energy transition. Applications open July 31st.

🔗 Learn more and sign up for updates at cbey.yale.edu/CEED

“You cannot achieve sustainability goals without including fashion. It is connective tissue to deeply divergent global problems.” CBEY is delighted to welcome Michelle Gabriel as our newest Resident Fellow and the lead of Sustainable Fashion at Yale.

With over 15 years of experience in the fashion industry and a Ph.D. in progress at Glasgow Caledonian University, Michelle brings a rare combination of industry expertise and academic rigor to one of the world’s largest and most pressing sustainability challenges. She lectures at Yale and Columbia, chaired the NYC Local Law 112 Textile Purchasing Task Force, and is part of the coalition advancing the New York State Fashion Act.

Read her full story and learn more about Sustainable Fashion at Yale → https://cbey.yale.edu/our-stories/michelle-gabriel-brings-fashion-to-the-heart-of-the-climate-conversation

⏰ Applications close soon — final deadline: April 20!

Yale’s Financing and Deploying Clean Energy (FDCE) certificate equips you with the practical skills to move projects from concept to deployment. Designed for working professionals, the flexible format lets you build expertise without stepping away from your career.

Join a growing network advancing real climate solutions.

Don’t miss your chance to apply: cbey.yale.edu/fdce

Yale Planetary Solutions is accepting applications for the second cohort of the Stella M. Hammond Planetary Solutions Fellows, a two-year interdisciplinary program at Yale University designed to help doctoral students build skills and connections for careers addressing global environmental challenges.

Eligible applicants are first- or second-year PhD students from any discipline. Fellows receive a $3,500 annual stipend and $2,000 in research support.

🗓️ Application DUE TODAY: April 17, 2026

🔗 Learn more/Apply: https://planetarysolutions.yale.edu/programs/yps-doctoral-fellowship

On paper, the clean energy transition can look straightforward. In reality, it’s anything but.

From buildings that can’t physically support new technology to policies that shift overnight, deploying clean energy at scale requires navigating constant trade-offs.

Jahi Wise has spent his career working at the intersection of policy, finance, and implementation. and now, as the new lead instructor for Yale’s Innovation course, he’s bringing that perspective into the program.

He shares what it really takes to move projects from concept to reality, and why the “gray space” between policy, finance, and implementation matters most.

Dive into the conversation: https://cbey.yale.edu/our-stories/from-policy-to-practice-a-conversation-with-fdces-jahi-wise