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The Global Climate and Energy Project (GCEP) at Stanford University seeks new solutions to one of the grand challenges of this century...
LATEST NEWS Lignin research review: Highlights from GCEP contributions Stanford students again well represented on Forbes '30 Under 30 in Energy' list GCEP engineers use rust to build solar cells capable of splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen GCEP awards $7.6 million for innovative energy research Hydrogen or batteries for grid-scale storage? GCEP research team discover improved energy conversion using ultra-low work function materials New technology makes metal wires on solar cells nearly invisible to light Stanford designs underwater solar cells that turn captured greenhouse gases into fuel A record-setting way to make transparent conductors: spread them like butter on toast

GCEP Research Activities GCEP currently has over 40 research efforts taking place at Stanford and at external institutions. > More
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FEATURED VIDEO Amory Lovins, Co-Founder and Chief Scientist – Rocky Mountain Institute Slides: Disruptive Oil and Electricity Futures (9MB)	RECENT PUBLICATIONS TECHNICAL REPORT 2015 GCEP OUTREACH FACTS & FIGURES AT A GLANCE

GCEP Research Symposium 2016
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October 12 - 13, 2016
Stanford University

GCEP Research Symposium 2015
Driving Change in the Energy Field
October 13 - 14, 2015
Stanford University

EXERGY AND CARBON FLOW CHARTS
The charts depict energy flux, reservoirs, and destruction and the associated carbon cycle of the natural and anthropogenic energy systems at a global level.