Wei Peng
Assistant Professor of Public and International Affairs and the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment at Princeton University
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Wei Peng researches climate and energy policy using computational and integrated assessment models. Peng’s work examines how energy transitions affect air quality, public health, communities, and equity, while incorporating political and institutional factors.
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NOV
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FRI
Invitation-only symposium marking MITEI’s twentieth anniversary, with a program on the initiative’s energy research and industry collaboration, the global energy landscape, and companies advancing the energy transition. Nobel laureate Moungi Bawendi of MIT’s Department of Chemistry delivers the keynote; former U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest J. Moniz is among the featured participants. Sessions examine MITEI’s history of energy leadership; China’s role in the global energy transition, including clean-technology manufacturing and the balance between cooperation, supply-chain dependence, resilience, and security; and the path from academic research to commercial markets, with energy-company founders discussing how their companies are shaping the transition. The program concludes with a celebratory reception.