Supporting Sustainable Energy Solutions in Greece
Dr. Konstantinos Pappas, Associate Director at the Texas A&M Energy Institute, recently returned from a productive trip to Northern Greece, where he participated in a Partnership Opportunity Delegation (POD), led by the U.S. Department of State.
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.
Energy Institute Partners with USA Center for Rural Public Health Preparedness
The Texas A&M Energy Institute and the Texas A&M Health School of Public Health USA Center for Rural Public Health Preparedness signed a formal agreement on September 10, 2024 at the Texas A&M Energy Institute to build collaborative, complementary, and novel efforts in relevant research, education, and training.
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.
TEX-E: Nurturing Entrepreneurs for a Sustainable Future
Thirteen Texas A&M University students were selected as TEX-E Fellows for the Class of 2024-’25 to explore the critical importance of global energy transition, delve into the pillars of entrepreneurship, and witness firsthand how Houston is poised to become a global hub for energy innovation. Texas partnership universities attract an innovative talent pool to the Houston region, known as the energy capital of the world for its leadership in the energy transition.