The Energy Institute, UT Austin

Join Siemens for breakfast in the FAC tomorrow to discuss their many upcoming projects and career-opportunities working towards the energy future.

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UT Energy Symposium continues next week with an on-campus visit from Green Star BCS Chief Sustainable Technologies Officer, Shaun Boardman, to dive into the complexities of the energy transition and its overall potential impact on the world.

More Information:
https://energy.utexas.edu/node/1086

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The Greater Houston Partnership and the Houston Energy Transition Initiative (HETI) was recently named a semifinalist for the National Science Foundation Regional Innovation Engine (NSF Engines) program. The University of Texas at Austin is proud to be part of this partnership as we take the stage for a virtual site visit presentation.

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We are pleased to welcome SLB as the Energy Institute’s newest corporate partner. SLB’s membership is already driving impact by allowing us to fund an additional research project via the 2023 Strategic Energy Seed Grant Program.

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Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology is designed to capture carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from industrial processes or power plants and store it underground. Learn more about CCS in our NEW Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage Course: https://executive.engr.utexas.edu/prof-dev/courses/106-carbon-capture-utilizaton-storage.

Online | August 10, 2023 | 4 hours

UTEI is proud to announce six outstanding energy student researchers to receive the 2023 UT Chevron Energy Graduate Fellow Awards totaled at $10,000 each.

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We are very happy to announce that NINE new projects have been funded under the 2023 Strategic Energy Seed Grant Program. Learn about the projects and teams in the announcement released today: https://bit.ly/EI_2023Seed Thanks to our partners at Chevron, Shell, SLB, ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips for supporting the program. security

THANK YOU to our panelists, speakers, attendees, and event sponsors. UT Energy Week 2023, co-hosted with the KBH Energy Center, truly highlighted energy research that makes UT Austin the world’s premier energy university! Our speakers and panelists shared insights on timely issues such as clean hydrogen, geothermal, carbon accounting, and the future of energy.

Did you miss any sessions? Interested in rewatching an event or want to review a slide deck presented at UTEW 2023? Event recordings and presentation slides are now available on the UTEW website here: https://bit.ly/utew23

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Did you miss the last UT Energy Symposium of the spring semester? JR DeShazo, Dean of the LBJ School of Public Affairs at UT Austin, gave an interesting talk on the job creation dynamics of electric vehicle adoption in California. Watch the recording here:

UTES – Job Creation Dynamics of Electric Vehicle Adoption JR DeShazo, Dean of the LBJ School of Public Affairs, The University of Texas at AustinAbstract: Achieving carbon neutrality in California’s transportation s...

There is still time to apply to the Fellowship program! Join the virtual info session on Friday, April 21 at 12pm to learn more about this exciting opportunity.

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Texas students: ready to serve as an energy innovation ambassador at your university? Texas Entrepreneurship Exchange for Energy (TEX-E) Fellows will have a unique opportunity to connect with leaders in the energy innovation ecosystem and to attend special events and networking opportunities. Apply to the Fellowship by April 23!

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In partnership with , we’ve created a Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage course, designed to educate and equip you with the tools and resources needed to calculate the value of any credits. Learn about pipelines, CO2 emitting facilities, formation depths, well data, and historical well production. Visit https://executive.engr.utexas.edu/prof-dev/courses/106-carbon-capture-utilizaton-storage for more information

Expand your knowledge in designing safe and efficient floating platforms with TxEEE’s Design of Floating Production Systems course. Taught by 10 seasoned industry experts, you will gain and a digital badge certification. In-person and live online options are available. View our focused topics and daily agenda at https://executive.engr.utexas.edu/prof-dev/courses/58-floating-prod-systems

Register for our upcoming Fundamentals course to earn 3.3 CEUs, 35 CPEs for , or 27 CEs for . Designed for new employees, attorneys, accountants, and administrative personnel, you will experience industry field trips in Houston with catered lunches daily. Learn more at https://okt.to/30CsP2

Earlier this week at the UT Energy Symposium, Gaël Giraud, Professor and the Director of the Environmental Justice Program at Georgetown University, gave an interesting talk titled “Extreme Climate Risks and Financial Tipping Points.” Watch the recording here:

UTES – Extreme Climate Risks and Financial Tipping Points Gaël Giraud, Professor, McCourt School of Public Policy, Director of the Environmental Justice Program, Georgetown UniversityAbstract: Designing climate chan...

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Call for UT Austin grad student applicants focused on energy systems research!

UT Austin is partnering with Chevron to award 6 outstanding graduate student researchers with Energy Graduate Fellows Awards of $10,000 each. Applications are due April 17, 2023. Apply today!

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In 16 hours you'll learn how to identify common sources of loss, detect both erroneous measurement and intentional diversion and investigate opportunities for theft in our Material Loss Control in and course. Exercises and group projects are included to help solidify your learning. Join our online course at https://okt.to/ZOQbsi

Join us on campus on Tuesday, April 18th at 12:30 CT for the last UT Energy Symposium of the semester. Dean of the LBJ School of Public Affairs, JR DeShazo, will be speaking on the job creation dynamics brought on by the growing EV market.

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https://energy.utexas.edu/node/977

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Join the UT Energy Symposium online this Tuesday, April 11th at 12:30 CT as Professor Gaël Giraud, Director of the Environmental Justice Program at Georgetown University, speaks on extreme climate risks and financial tipping points based on current and proposed policies supporting our global economy.

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https://energy.utexas.edu/node/976

Join us this Thursday for another Energy Storage Seminar with ME Professor Guihua Yu!

What: Multiscale Electrode Architecture Design for High-Energy-Power Energy Storage Systems
When: April 13th at 2pm
Where: GLT 5.104
Refreshments provided!

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Texas students: ready to serve as an energy innovation ambassador at your university? Texas Entrepreneurship Exchange for Energy (TEX-E) Fellows will have a unique opportunity to connect with leaders in the energy innovation ecosystem and to attend special events and networking opportunities. Apply to the Fellowship by April 23!

Info: http://bit.ly/43dlaiZ
Apply: https://bit.ly/40gsgS9

Join the UT Energy Symposium online this Tuesday, April 11th at 12:30 CT as Professor Gaël Giraud, Director of the Environmental Justice Program at Georgetown University, speaks on extreme climate risks and financial tipping points based on current and proposed policies supporting our global economy.

See more details here:
https://energy.utexas.edu/node/976

Call for UT Austin grad student applicants focused on energy systems research!

UT Austin is partnering with Chevron to award 6 outstanding graduate student researchers with Energy Graduate Fellows Awards of $10,000 each. Applications are due April 17, 2023. Apply today!

Learn more and apply: http://bit.ly/3T0Ni4d

Lisi Krall, Professor of Economics at State University of New York, Cortland, gave a fascinating talk titled “Energy and Evolution of Human Economic Order” this week at the UT Energy Symposium. Watch the recording here:

UT @ Austin Energy Symposium - Spring 2023

Master production technology with our Week 1: Subsurface course. Learn the latest techniques from expert instructors regarding fundamentals and natural drive mechanisms, equipment, artificial lift mechanisms and enhanced recovery, and production considerations. Take a look at our recommended book, Oil and Gas: The Production Story, 2nd edition, and sign up for our class at https://okt.to/7kUlsj

Now is your last chance to register for our upcoming Project Development & Financing course. Taught in collaboration with LandGate , you will be equipped with the tools and resources needed to screen renewable deals, value them, finance them, and transact. See our course content at https://executive.engr.utexas.edu/prof-dev/courses/84-renewable-energy-project-dev-financing

If you are seeking to enhance your knowledge of measurement performance and audit techniques or have 2 to 5 years of experience in , , and production measurement operations, then our Advanced Pipeline Measurement course might be right for you! Utilizing and the Test Methods, we will discuss advanced techniques in loss control analysis, systems, and various methods for calibrating both meter provers and aboveground storage tanks. Register now at https://okt.to/n7saST

Did you miss the UT Energy Symposium earlier this week? Sarah Marie Jordaan, Associate Professor at McGill University, discussed life cycle assessment of the energy transition. Watch the recording to learn how life cycle assessment can be used to inform global solutions and mitigate impacts of moving towards net-zero energy:

UT @ Austin Energy Symposium - Spring 2023