This May CU Boulder hosted the 14^th Annual Front Range Energy and Environmental Economics Camp. Held at the Institute of Behavioral Sciences on the CU Boulder Campus, this two-day meeting brought together researchers from across the Front Range region, including participants from CU Boulder, Colorado State University, University of Wyoming, Colorado School of Mines, and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), and included guests from as far away as British Columbia (Thompson Rivers University).

The meeting brought together an interdisciplinary mix of interested participants to consider a wide range of topics, cutting across the academy, government and private sectors. Topics of discussion included small modular reactors, retail electricity, rural electrification, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, electrification of trucks, and renewable energy generation and systems.

Thanks to all who presented and participated and looking forward to next year’s camp!