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What To Do With Aging Solar Panels?

The National Science Foundation Convergence Accelerator Program has granted $5 million to Phase 2 of the project “Securing critical material supply chains by enabling phOtovoltaic circuLARity (SOLAR).” 

Energy Institute Leading EPIXC Project to Electrify High-Temperature Reactions

Under the Manufacturing USA initiative, the DOE has made a significant stride by awarding $70 million to the Electrified Processes for Industry without Carbon (EPIXC) Institute. This institute, led by Arizona State University and with key partnerships with national labs and universities, including Texas A&M University, is a beacon of hope for the future of electrified heating technologies.

Texas A&M Energy Institute Joins $26 Million Initiative to Revolutionize Carbon Utilization

Texas A&M and other top-tier institutions are part of a $26 million decarbonization effort led by Washington University in St. Louis, Mo. Funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), this initiative, known as the Carbon Utilization Redesign for Biomanufacturing-Empowered Decarbonization (CURB) Engineering Research Center (ERC), aims to convert carbon dioxide emissions into valuable products that drive a circular carbon economy.

The MOISES Program: A Model-Driven Approach to Bolivia’s Energy Transition

MOdeling an Intelligent Sustainable Energy System for Bolivia (MOISES), led by Prof. Stratos Pistikopoulos, Distinguished Professor of Chemical Engineering, Director of the Texas A&M Energy Institute and Dow Chemical Chair; and Dr. Oscar Serrate, Dean of Engineering at UPSA, is pioneering a data-driven, model-based approach to address the complex challenges facing Bolivia’s energy sector.