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.
Texas A&M Experts Lead in Tackling Global Crises and Resource Security at NATO Workshop
Thirty-nine leading scientists from twelve NATO and NATO-partner nations convened in Rome to address escalating security threats arising from the interconnected challenges of climate change, population growth, and geopolitical instability on water, energy, food, security, and human mobility.