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Texas A&M Energy Innovators and Researchers

More than 300 world-class faculty members and researchers within the Texas A&M University System are Texas A&M Energy Institute Faculty Affiliates. These men and women are leading experts in their fields, and their expertise falls within the four interacting themes of:

  1. Fossil and Non-Fossil based Technologies for Energy;
  2. Materials, Catalysis, and Separations for Energy;
  3. Multi-scale Energy Systems Engineering; and
  4. Energy Economics, Law, Policy, and Societal Impact.
Energy Economics,Law, Policy,& Societal Impact Multi-scaleEnergySystems Engineering Materials, Catalysis, & Separationsfor Energy Fossil & Non-Fossilbased Technologiesfor Energy

The Texas A&M Energy Institute’s Focus

The Texas A&M Energy Institute is a joint institute between Texas A&M University and the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES). The institute engages undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral associates, research staff, and faculty members in the study and development of innovative technologies and policies for energy production and energy conservation in the energy transition.

The Energy Transition Innovation and Convergence Electrification Decarbonization Digitization Efficiency Quality of Life Sustainability Energy Technology, Law, Policy, and Societal Impact Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage and the Hydrogen Economy Resilient Energy and Manufacturing Supply Chains Energy Systems Engineering

Bolstered by the driving forces of the Energy Transition, such as Electrification, Decarbonization, and Digitization, as well as a quest for Innovation and Convergence, through improvements in Efficiency, Quality of Life, and Sustainability, the Texas A&M Energy Institute is leading the charge for our new energy future.

The Energy Institute’s research efforts focus on the following impactful areas: