Events - State-Owned Enterprises & Energy Transitions
All times U.S. ET unless noted.
Critical Mineral Collaboration Series #3: Exploring Collaboration on Critical Mineral Value Chains 
Join the Council for Critical Minerals Development in the Global South to explore how Global South countries can collaborate across the critical mineral value chain in the third occurrence of the Critical Mineral Collaboration Series. Registration required.
Energy and Development in India: From National Policy to Local Impact
Duke community, join Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Divyanshu Jha for a conversation on India's energy transition, energy access, & sustainable development. Lunch will be provided starting at 11:30 a.m., the discussion will begin at 12 p.m.
Critical Mineral Collaboration Series #2: Recycling, Circularity & Critical Minerals
Join the Council for Critical Minerals Development in the Global South to explore how circularity can strengthen and secure critical mineral value chains in the second occurrence of the Critical Mineral Collaboration Series. This webinar series is organized by the Council for Critical Minerals Development in the Global South; SEforAll; the Global South Center for Clean Transportation at the University of California, Davis; and the Nicholas Institute.
China's Just Transition: Contrasting Local Practices in the Coal Sector and International Advocacy Under the UNFCCC
In this one-hour session, Duke Kunshan University faculty member Coraline Goron will present ongoing research on China’s path toward a just transition—an effort to address the impacts of climate policies on employment and the welfare of affected workers, communities and countries.
Critical Mineral Collaboration Series #1: Collaboration on Processing and Value Chains
As demand for minerals critical to clean energy technologies continues to grow, countries in the Global South seek to identify practical pathways to develop mineral processing research, advance technology innovation, and expand processing capacity.
Repurposing Energy Assets for a Just Energy Transition
Please join the Nicholas Institute and James E. Rogers Energy Access Project at Duke for presentation and discussion of the new research report titled “Systems-Level Repurposing of Coal Assets: Insights from South Africa, India, and the United States.” This report—led by Duke researchers—presents a comprehensive comparative analysis of coal value chain repurposing efforts in South Africa, India, and the United States.