What is UH Energy?
$1.6
BILLION
UH Energy
Greater Houston Impact
Drawing on an array of academic and research resources, UH Energy serves as a strategic partner to the industry, producing specialized personnel, innovative scholars and technological experts from the more than 8,000 students pursuing energy-related careers.
BY THE NUMBERS
- 9Energy-related Colleges
- 30 Energy-related Undergraduate Programs
- 46Graduate and Professional Programs
- 1stIn the Nation Subsea Engineering Master's Program
- 11Energy-related Graduate Certificates
- 40%Students in Energy-related Degree Programs
- 24Energy Advisory Board Members
- 29Research Centers
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UH Energy Featured Events
Apr
6
9:55am
QUANTITATIVE MODELING IN THE ENERGY INDUSTRY LECTURE
Houston is widely regarded as the energy capital of the world, and is home to several energy trading companies, including EDF. This talk will provide an overview of derivative pricing and quantitative modeling in the Power and Gas industry. We will discuss the current practices and future challenges due to the ever changing commercial opportunities and energy policies.
Apr
2
10:30am
CCUS AND THE 45Q IRS GUIDANCE – WHAT WE KNOW NOW AND WHAT REMAINS? WEBINAR
The topic of CCUS has been of key marketplace interest over the past few years and this has culminated with the recent release of the NPC Study “The Dual Challenge.” The road-map of at-scale deployment of CCUS has a number of challenges and opportunities, but of prime interest and clarity to enable investment is the updated IRS guidance on 45Q. Comments were solicited this past summer and the IRS has released a series of updated and clarified rulings that we will review and discuss in this Webinar presentation by the CCME. The Webinar will feature subject matter expert, David Lowman, Partner at Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP. The presentation will be followed by a live Q&A.
Apr
9
10:30am
THE SEA CHANGE IN ENERGY GLOBALLY – THE HEADWINDS WE FACE AND THE TAILWINDS WE HOPE FOR WEBINAR
With the remarkable change in the geopolitical landscape of the past month, what can we expect to experience? Economic demand destruction, capital markets shrinking, growth and economic forecasts that have been dramatically reduced, will disrupt the landscape. The impacts to issues such as climate change and carbon management and declarations by industry and governments will be viewed through a new lens. The fundamentals of globalization will be challenged. But all is not lost as radical change has always created opportunity through new perspectives. The presentation will be followed by a live Q&A.