Events

This webinar convenes experts for a candid conversation about what people often get wrong about cookstove credits–and what robust program design looks like in practice today.

On March 18th, RMI, GWNET, and SEforALL will come together in celebration of International Women’s Day under the UN theme, “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls.” We will spotlight women who are catalyzing project implementation and delivering results across the clean energy sector. From South Africa to Madagascar, Zambia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and Kenya, our speakers and alumnae are not waiting for change—they are building it.

​Colorado Climate Week is coming to the Roaring Fork Valley — and we’re kicking it off at RMI in Basalt on Thursday, March 26 from 3–5pm. Happy hour following at the Tipsy Trout in Basalt.

This free public event features two panels: one digging into the climate impacts hitting our region hardest, another spotlighting local entrepreneurs building solutions right here in the valley. Speakers will be announced soon.

Come for the conversation, stay for the happy hour. All are welcome.

RMI will be at NACW to lead a workshop titled, "When Is a Credit Type Market-Ready? Lessons from Orphaned Wells." In this session, led by Alexis Wilkman, we will explore the evolution of orphaned well plugging credits, a credit type that has seen rapid development and methodological churn over the past three years.

Now in its 16th year,  ACT Expo takes place May 4–7 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. More than 12,000 industry stakeholders will gather to explore the latest in zero-emission vehicles, AI, autonomy, connected and software-defined fleets, renewable fuels, and advanced infrastructure solutions. In just four days, attendees gain months’ worth of insights — direct from peers, OEMs, technology providers, and policymakers — on what’s working in the real world to cut costs, boost performance, and accelerate decarbonization.  When registering, use code 26AE-RMI to save $100 on your registration.