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Advancing Ideas through ActionPace Energy and Climate Center Interim Executive Director, Joseph Siegel, to Present at New York State Bar Association Earth Day Panel on Climate Change
The Pace Energy and Climate Center is pleased to announce that on Tuesday, April 22, 2025, Joseph Siegel, the Center’s Interim Executive Director, will join other climate change experts for the Sixth Annual Earth Day Climate Change Symposium of the New York State Bar...
Pace Energy and Climate Center Supports Development of Code for Geothermal Energy Systems
by Akinola Afolarin, Institute for Energy Democracy Fellow, Pace Energy and Climate Center, In the summer of 2024, the Pace Energy and Climate Center at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law, Pace University (the Center), and the International Association of Plumbing and...
Pace Energy and Climate Fellow, Janine Migden-Ostrander, to Present on Using Wind, Solar, Battery Storage, and Energy Efficiency and Demand Responses to Address Growing Power Demand
The Pace Energy and Climate Center (Center) is pleased to announce that on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, Janine Migden-Ostrander, one of the Center’s Institute for Energy Democracy Fellows, will join other energy experts in a roundtable to discuss how state power...
Pace Energy and Climate Center Welcomes its Spring 2025 Student Interns
The Pace Energy and Climate Center is happy to announce that four Elisabeth Haub School of Law student interns have joined the Center for the Spring 2025 semester. The interns, Opeyemi Naimot Dawodu, Tamika Thomas, Elizabeth Wescoe, and Brooke Wood, will be working...
Pace Energy and Climate Center Builds on Four Decades of Innovation in the Energy Sector
I’m honored to have joined the Pace Energy and Climate Center in January as its Interim Executive Director as we transition to the next permanent Executive Director. For four decades, under the leadership, vision, and wisdom of founder Dean Emeritus Richard Ottinger...
New York Supreme Court Cites Center in in Ruling Against Clear-Cutting for Solar Project
The Pace Energy and Climate Center was cited by the New York Supreme Court of Westchester County in upholding the Town of Mount Pleasant Planning Board in denying approval of a solar project that would have clear-cut 26 acres of trees to build a solar PV array of the...