Wrapping up an insightful week at CERAWeek 2025 The final full day was packed with groundbreaking discussions on materials innovation, industrial decarbonization, and the future of AI in energy. Some key highlights: —Bryan Hassin (DexMat) kicked off the morning at Agora Pod, emphasizing why advanced carbon materials are essential for building resilient and sustainable economies. —Aditya Mohite explored plasma foundry technology and its potential for scalable industrial decarbonization. —Matteo Pasquali contributed to two critical sessions: ? A NextGen Amphitheater talk on how academia and environmental philanthropy view the state of industrial decarbonization ? A Strategic Roundtable at the Executive Conference on materials transition, tackling the future of conductive, sustainable materials —Paul Cherukuri engaged in a compelling discussion on the state of clean energy innovation, weighing the trade-offs between speed and sustainability. —Shrivastava Anshumali closed the day with insights on university-driven AI innovations and their impact on the next wave of energy advancements. From AI and clean tech to material science and industrial sustainability, CERAWeek once again demonstrated the power of collaboration in shaping the future of energy. What were your biggest takeaways from this year’s sessions? Rice University | Rice Sustainability Institute | Rice University School of Engineering and Computing | Carbon Hub at Rice University | Rice Innovation | Rice Nexus #CERAWeek #EnergyInnovation #Sustainability #Decarbonization #AI #CleanTech #RiceSustainability #CarbonHub
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