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Business of Energy Transition Initiative

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    Business of Energy Transition Initiative

    The Business of Energy Transition Initiative (BET) brings together business leaders, faculty experts and students to advance innovative research, experiential learning, and thought leadership on the global transition to sustainable energy.

    The initiative’s mission is to develop a talent pipeline of future energy leaders who are equipped with the knowledge and expertise to develop accessible and actionable approaches to cleaner energy and ignite energy-related innovation and entrepreneurship across all industries.

    "We need a pragmatic take on affordable, reliable, and cleaner energy in the 21st century. This initiative will identify obstacles, recognize the trade-offs and shape the future of business in energy."—Shon Hiatt, Director, Business of Energy Transition and Associate Professor of Business Administration

Business of Sustainability

Showcase: Business of Energy Transition Initiative

PROJECTS & IMPACT

  • Energy Briefs

    Energy Briefs are informative research reports produced by our team of experts, including Visiting Scholars, Clinical Faculty, and Student Research Associates. These briefs explore complex topics related to the energy transition, offering in-depth analysis and findings on a range of subjects.

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  • Ongoing Research

    Research on the business aspects of the energy transition that will create a sustainable future.

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  • Global Reach

    Leaders of the initiative are developing global relationships to address business opportunities surrounding the energy transition.

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  • Student Programs

    The initiative provides energy systems coursework, real-world learning opportunities, and career advancement pathways for students interested in pursuing business roles in energy.

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  • Energy Business Summit

    The Energy Business Summit brings together leaders from major companies to discuss business opportunities and challenges surrounding the energy transition.

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INSIGHT + ANALYSIS

RESEARCH

CORE TEAM

Faculty Affiliates

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

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    Marshall Energy & Sustainability Club

    MESC exists to support Marshall graduate students pursuing business roles revolving around energy, clean-tech, and sustainability across a wide range of industries. MORE

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    USC Marshall Business of Energy Transition Initiative
    Hoffman Hall (HOH) 431
    701 Exposition Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90089

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