Stanford Energy Seminar | The US Energy Transition: What is the Same; What Has Changed; and What Could Be | Philip Deutch, NGP Energy Technology Partners

Event Overview

The Stanford Energy Seminar has been a cornerstone of energy discourse at Stanford University for nearly two decades, serving as a flagship program of the Precourt Institute for Energy. This seminar aims to present diverse perspectives from various sectors, including academia, entrepreneurship, utilities, and non-profits.

About the Speaker

Philip Deutch, a seasoned energy technology investor and Partner at NGP Energy Technology Partners, will lead the discussion. With a career in energy investments dating back to 1997, Deutch will analyze the constants and changes in energy technology, as well as potential future developments.

Participation Options

The seminar is open to anyone interested in energy. Attendees can participate in person at the Shriram Center or watch via livestream if available. For those unable to attend live, recordings of past seminars are accessible on the Stanford Energy YouTube channel. Additionally, students have the option to enroll in the seminar as a 1-unit class (CEE 301/ENERGY 301/MS&E 494).

For more details, visit the event website or check the current quarter's schedule.