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  The Hydrogen Economy - A SED Silver Belt Micro-credentialing Program

  April, 2021

  This interactive, online educational program shares insights into the technology, economics, policy, and business drivers and barriers for hydrogen, both in the short term and in the long term.

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  White Paper: Advancing Sustainable Low-Carbon Energy Through Convergence

  March, 2021

  Accelerating the development and deployment of sustainable low-carbon energy solutions is required to continue to grow affordable, reliable and environmentally responsible energy for all, and to allow the US to lead the global energy transition.

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  Forbes Blog: Texas’ Addiction To Flaring Could Inflict Unexpected Economic And Environmental Costs

  March, 2021

  The meltdown of the Texas grid last week illustrated that a lack of regulation can look economically savvy – until it doesn’t.

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  White Paper: Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage - Lynchpin for the Energy Transition

  February, 2021

  The energy transition will require a number of new technologies, none more critical than the broad commercial deployment of carbon capture, utilization and storage, or CCUS.

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UH Energy Featured Events

April

15

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2021 TIEEN WEBINAR: TURN ENERGY EFFICIENCY INTO CASH SAVINGS

The Texas Industrial Energy Efficiency Network (TIEEN) is a network of publicly supported industrial energy-efficiency organizations in Texas. In this webinar, four of the TIEEN organizations come together to show you how you can leverage their capabilities and resources to improve your bottom line. TMAC, TAMU-IAC, the Southcentral CHP-TAP, and The Texas PACE Authority will describe a wide range of technical support and attractive financing opportunities that are available to Texas manufacturers to improve efficiency, resilience, competitiveness, and profitability. PDH certificates are available for participation in this event. This webinar is cohosted by the Texas Industrial Energy Efficiency Program and the Lone Star Chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers, and supported by the Texas State Energy Conservation Office.
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April

22

2pm

EV WEBINAR SERIES: CAN FLEET ELECTRIFICATION BENEFIT AIR QUALITY AND HUMAN HEALTH?

The transportation sector drives economic development and enhances the quality of life for humans but is also a significant source of air pollution. Vehicular traffic emits fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and contributes to the formation of surface ozone. Both ozone and PM2.5 are known to be harmful to human health, causing premature deaths and both severe and minor morbidities (e.g., hospital admissions and asthma exacerbations). The population of the Houston Area is expected to grow by 50% by 2040 with respect to 2013, thus potentially leading to a significant increase in passenger travels and freight activity to meet the needs of the growing population. On-road vehicle traffic, which includes trucks and passenger vehicles, is predicted to increase 30%-80% by 2040.
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