Between President Obama’s Clean Power Plan, the pope’s moral pronouncements on climate change, and the abundance of cheap natural gas, there’s not a lot of love for coal...
The Kay Bailey Hutchison Center for Energy, Law & Business and the Jackson School of Geosciences’ Latin America and Caribbean Energy Program recently hosted a series of meetings and tours...
UT Austin students and their counterparts at Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM) in Germany are putting the finishing touches on construction of an ultra-energy efficient, solar-powered home...
The veracity of sound scientific research eventually drives greater public understanding of energy issues, but first has to overcome deep-seated and pervasive biases that dominate public debate...
UT Austin Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Ross Baldick has been named Power and Energy Society’s (PES) Outstanding Power Engineering Educator for 2015...
The U.S. shale revolution, which has created a remarkable trajectory of increased oil production and decreased exports, also played a key role in getting Iran to the negotiating table...
Dr. Scott Tinker, director of UT Austin’s Bureau of Economic Geology, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with business and academic leaders from China...
Researchers in the Cockrell School of Engineering have achieved advancements in electrochromic materials that could one day deliver smart windows capable of revealing light without transferring heat...
