Energy

The challenge of meeting our growing energy needs in a sustainable way will require creative and collaborative thinking. How we use, produce, and deliver energy services in the future will be determined by a complex web of policies and politics, technologies, economics, and environmental trade-offs.  As demonstrated by our history of successful projects, The Keystone Center can deliver solutions to these tough energy problems. 

We work on a range of issues, including: climate change and clean energy; electricity generation and markets; energy infrastructure; energy planning; renewable energy and energy efficiency; and transportation.

In addition to individually-funded projects, Keystone hosts the Keystone Energy Board. The Energy Board is a long-standing forum for representatives across the energy sector to learn about and debate the energy issues of the day. Each meeting brings together experts and thought leaders in the field and features confidential deliberations that often lead to new Keystone Dialogues. Membership is by invitation.

Recent Projects

• The Eastern Interconnection Planning Collaborative (EIPC)
• Aspen Science Center
• Washington County, PA Reliability Collaborative
• Energy Innovation Systems From the Bottom Up: Energy Technology Workshops
• Duke Energy-Environmental Advisory Meetings
• CO₂ Capture and Storage Outreach
• EPA State Climate and Energy Technical Forum
• EPA Combined Heat and Power Partnership Webinars
• Hawaii Leeward Planning Conference Energy Summit
• Youth Policy Summit ^SM on Energy Efficiency
• DOE EERE State and Stakeholder Partnerships
• Nuclear Power Joint Fact-Finding
• DOE Collaborative Energy Analysis Workshop
• DOE Renewable Energy Credit Workshop
• Appalachian Regional Commission Clean Coal Conference
• Blank Rome Interel Trans-Atlantic Climate Change Roundtable
• Business Roundtable Energy Task Force Meeting

For more information about the energy program, please contact Catherine Morris.

For a complete list of our policy reports, please click here.