The Policy & Government Leader
e.g., Energy Minister, Regulator, Public Utility Commissioner
Opportunity
- Build energy policy that holds up under pressure
- The question they're asking:
- "How do we secure supply without stalling the transition?"
Stanford's Energy Security Master Class, led by Professor Will Chueh, equips leaders to navigate energy transition risks and evaluate emerging clean energy technologies — through an intensive, interactive look at the science, policy, and strategy behind secure energy systems. Join us for this unique, virtual learning experience.
Scheduled to work around the upcoming Climate Weeks, the class offers a focused, virtual complement to the in-person conversations happening across the industry.
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Dive into emerging trends and technologies driving the future of climate innovation.
Discover how climate innovation can create value and mitigate risk across sectors.
Explore proven approaches for integrating climate innovation into corporate oversight and operations.
Engage with industry leaders as they share case studies and levers for meaningful leadership impact.
Stanford's Energy Security Master Class, led by Professor Will Chueh, equips leaders to navigate energy transition risks and evaluate emerging clean energy technologies — through an intensive, interactive look at the science, policy, and strategy behind secure energy systems.
Our Energy Security Master Class is an intensive, interactive program exploring the science, technology, policy, and business strategy underpinning secure and resilient energy systems — equipping leaders with tools to navigate energy transition risks and evaluate emerging clean energy technologies. Led by Professor Will Chueh at the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability, it draws on cutting-edge research and real-world experience to drive meaningful change.
7:00am - 11:00am PT (10:00am - 2:00pm ET)
Live Online
The class opens as Houston Energy & Climate Week wraps and continues into NYC Climate Week
Participants will earn a Statement of Participation from Stanford University
Stanford Master Classes are for senior decision-makers who see climate innovation as a strategic advantage.
Interested in challenging your assumptions about environmental change and empowering yourself to build an enterprise that leads the way?
Stanford Master Classes are for senior decision-makers who see climate innovation as a strategic advantage. Whether you’re an executive, board member, or investor, these classes will challenge your assumptions about environmental change and empower you to build an enterprise that leads the way.
e.g., Energy Minister, Regulator, Public Utility Commissioner
e.g., VP Government Affairs, Chief Regulatory Officer, Head of Public Policy
e.g., VP Procurement, Director of Energy Sourcing, Supply Chain Manager
e.g., VP Corporate Strategy, Director of BD, Head of Clean Energy Partnerships
Wherever you sit in the energy landscape, this day is built to meet you there — these personas are illustrative examples, not eligibility requirements.
Stanford Climate Master Classes are for senior decision-makers who see climate innovation as a strategic advantage. Whether you’re an executive, board member, or investor, these classes will challenge your assumptions about environmental change and empower you to build an enterprise that leads the way.
Today’s most effective leaders go beyond traditional business thinking to broaden their understanding of sustainability. That’s why these classes bring together Stanford faculty and industry experts in sustainability science, technology, markets, business strategy, public policy, engineering, law, medicine, and leadership. Drawing on cutting-edge research and real-world experience, they offer a powerful mix of theoretical knowledge and practical insights.

Director, Precourt Institute for Energy, Kimmelman Professor, Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, of Energy Science and Engineering, of Photon Science and Senior Fellow at the Precourt Institute for Energy