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The Sustainable Energy Concentration aims to introduce students to contemporary energy systems and technologies, along with their environmental, health, and resource challenges. Energy availability is deeply intertwined with economic prosperity. While fossil fuel reserves remain abundant, environmental and economic factors restrict their utilization. Supporting a projected global population of ten billion at developed-nation living standards using current energy solutions would lead to significant ecological consequences. Addressing climate change and ocean acidification demands cutting carbon emissions, yet most alternatives to traditional fossil fuels—including nuclear power—remain cost-prohibitive for widespread adoption. Affordable, sustainable energy remains essential for securing vital needs like raw materials, clean water, food production, shelter, and mobility.