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Energy and Climate Group

The Heinz Energy and Climate Group provides an inclusive forum for students and faculty of CMU to discuss all topics related to energy and climate.	The Next Meeting is scheduled for
	TBC

Group Leaders

 
President - Anthony Wolak

Anthony is interested in developing consistent and reliable energy markets. He is optimistic about the world economy, and looks forward to discussing international energy policy.
 

Treasurer - Alvaro Cedeno

Alvaro is dedicated to look at different ways to generate both economic and ecologic wealth. He believes that quality of life is directly related to quality of the environment, and that energy is vital for human endeavors.
 

Secretary - Asif Butt

Asif is passionate about realizing energy accessibility solutions for citizens on a global scale. He is in the hunt for new energy sources, and an economic model that can distribute the benefit equally throughout the world.
 

Advisor - Paul Chapman (Adjunct lecturer in Economics)

The club membership is open to Heinz College Australia students, alumni, staff and faculty. We are happy to extend membership to external agencies. Conditions apply. Please contact us:

Anthony Wolak: awolak@andrew.cmu.edu

Alvaro Cedeno: acedeno@andrew.cmu.edu

Asif Butt: abutt@adnrew.cmu.edu