Inês Azevedo
Professor, Department of Energy Science & Engineering at Stanford University
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Inês Azevedo studies sustainable energy, integrating technical analysis with economic and decision-making perspectives. Azevedo also serves as a senior fellow at Stanford’s Woods Institute for the Environment and Precourt Institute for Energy.
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The United States needs generation, storage, and transmission infrastructure to meet growing electricity demand. Inês Azevedo presents analyses quantifying costs, benefits, and technology investments across policy and technology scenarios, including transmission expansion, increased load from data centers, enhanced geothermal, small modular nuclear reactors, storage technologies, offshore wind, and the effects of different climate futures on investment decisions. The presentation uses PyPSA-USA, a modeling and data tool representing generators, transmission, candidate generation and transmission technologies, renewable-generation potential, and state- and federal-level policies and incentives. Speaker: Inês Azevedo, professor of Energy Science & Engineering at Stanford University.