Dr. Nyangon introduces a hybrid physics-informed AI framework that enhances accuracy, interpretability, and efficiency in modeling, control, and optimization of electrical machines for Industry 4.0.

New WIREs Energy & Environment study demonstrates how advanced PCA methods significantly improve day-ahead electricity price forecasting in CAISO’s renewable-heavy power system.

Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) F recognizes Dr. Nyangon for exemplary leadership and innovation in advancing scalable, collaborative clean energy solutions through Climate Corps.

Dr. Nyangon was honored among the 2024 Global Top 100 Most Influential People of African Descent during the 79th United Nations General Assembly in New York.

A new review paper examines hydrogen energy systems, analyzing costs, incentives, and innovations shaping hydrogen’s role in global decarbonization.

New ASCE research highlights how smart grids, AI, and machine learning can strengthen power system resilience against climate-driven extreme weather.

Dr. Nyangon shared insights on state–federal collaboration and new U.S. State Energy Program partnerships at the NASEO 2024 Energy Policy Outlook Conference.

New research finds natural gas expansion in PJM has not crowded out distributed solar, highlighting nuanced interactions across markets, prices, and policy frameworks.

Dr. Nyangon joined global experts in Phoenix, Arizona at INFORMS 2023 to examine digital transformation, resilience, and sustainability in next-generation power grid planning.

Dr. Nyangon explored how FERC Order 2222 reshapes asset health, analytics, and DER integration in a rapidly evolving utility landscape.

In a new SAS blog, Dr. Nyangon outlines five critical priorities for modernizing the electric grid to confront climate change and strengthen resilience

Dr. Nyangon joined industry leaders at IoT DaySlam 2023 to discuss how IoT is transforming sustainability strategy and execution in manufacturing

Dr. Joe Nyangon explores how advanced analytics can help utilities manage stranded asset risks amid the global transition to low-carbon energy systems.

A new e-book offers a clear, data-driven guide to CBAM and its role in reshaping the EU carbon market and industrial competitiveness.

Dr. Nyangon explored the impact of energy analytics on utility decision-making during Lehigh University’s ESE Fall Industry Advisory Council Meeting.

Researchers reveal how local and state initiatives are outpacing national climate policy amid enduring partisan conflict.

Research shows natural gas expansion does not hinder solar development, highlighting nuanced dynamics in PJM electricity markets.

Explore 12 essential carbon terms to navigate climate change, business risks, and the journey to net-zero emissions by 2050.

Dr. Nyangon examines how proposed SEC rules could bring clarity and consistency to corporate climate risk reporting for investors.

Dr. Nyangon has been invited to contribute to HBR’s Advisory Council, shaping the future of business insights and thought leadership globally.

Recognized for professional excellence, Dr. Nyangon achieves IEEE Senior Membership—the organization’s highest application-based grade.

Dr. Nyangon discussed closing digital innovation divide between the Global North and South, emphasizing entrepreneurship-driven technology as a pathway to economic resilience and inclusive growth.

Dr. Nyangon joins the Editorial Board of WIREs Energy and Environment, strengthening the journal’s leadership in interdisciplinary energy and environmental research

Dr. Nyangon joined SAS’s Electrifying AI podcast to unpack the Biden Administration’s ambitious plan to cut U.S. emissions 50% by 2030.

Dr. Nyangon shares insights on EV-grid integration, emerging technologies, and policy challenges at North Carolina’s 2021 Virtual State Energy Conference.

A new peer-reviewed study reveals how building characteristics and neighborhood spillovers shape residential energy-efficiency adoption across New York State.

Dr. Nyangon has been appointed to the Editorial Board of Energy Research & Social Science, strengthening the journal’s global, interdisciplinary leadership in energy studies.

Dr. Nyangon showcased research on urban rooftop solar potential at NSF-funded QESST conference, advancing sustainable photovoltaic technologies

Dr. Nyangon shared insights on navigating energy transitions at the 2019 AEA Annual Meeting in Atlanta. Webcasts and photos are now available online.

Advocating democratic governance, Dr. Nyangon highlights sustainable energy and peer benchmarking as keys to smart city planning in the global South.

New review highlights how energy prices and emissions regulations shape carbon markets and company stock valuations worldwide.

Dr. Nyangon and colleagues reveal solar PV and natural gas electricity prices show limited convergence, highlighting opportunities for complementary energy use in the U.S.

Dr. Nyangon celebrates a milestone achievement as he is conferred a doctoral degree from the University of Delaware.

Exploring polycentric governance, the chapter highlights innovative sustainable business models driving climate action and global energy solutions.

Nyangon awarded a University of Delaware Doctoral Fellowship of Excellence, honoring exceptional academic achievement and professional promise.

Dr. Nyangon co-authors a pivotal chapter on integrated resource management, addressing energy, water, and food interconnections in sustainable development.

Two doctoral candidates win first prize in prestigious USAEE/IAEE competition, marking the university’s inaugural win in energy economics.

New research highlights how weather-driven electricity demand could reshape Saudi Arabia’s energy planning, efficiency strategies, and long-term economic resilience.

Dr. Nyangon reviews a groundbreaking volume on the economics of shale gas development, offering vital insights for energy policy, markets, and sustainable decision-making.

A new review by Dr. Nyangon highlights how carbon markets and pricing instruments can mobilize investment and drive innovation toward a low-carbon, sustainable economy.

Dr. Nyangon awarded an EDF Climate Corps fellowship to develop a real-time energy and water monitoring tool helping Starwood Hotels (now Marriott) boost sustainability and cut costs.

OGEES Institute welcomes Dr. Nyangon as Visiting Research Fellow, strengthening its global research leadership in oil, gas, energy, environment, and sustainable development.