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The School of Energy Resources' vision is to ensure that Wyoming fulfills its promise to be a global leader in building a secure and sustainable energy future.
University of Wyoming
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Assoc. Dean Temple Stoellinger in the Haub School will be the first featured speaker in SER's Distinguished Speaker Series Friday, Feb. 7, from noon-1 p.m. in the UW Energy Innovation Center’s Encana Auditorium. The free lunch presentation is open to all!
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SER's Program Manager for the UW 3D Viz Center Kyle Summerfield will be speaking today as part of the Geospatial Forum!! Plan on attending during lunch!
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LISTEN NOW // As the least populated state, and a place where outdoor recreation is a way of life, Wyomingites deeply value wild lands and wildlife. Bob Budd sits down with Holly Krutka to talk about the Wyoming Wildlife and Natural Resource Trust.
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OUT NOW // The February Consolidated Review of Energy in Wyoming (CREW) Report by SER Research Professional Dawson Kluesner, MBA is out now! Download the latest issue for a snapshot of the current economic status of Wyoming’s energy sectors. DOWNLOAD HERE:
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REGISTER NOW // Registration is now open for the Rocky Mountain Professional Landman Conference! Join us April 9-10, 2025 for a free conference exploring issues as they relate to land work and energy development!
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The Winter 2024 Quarterly Newsletter for the School of Energy Resources is out now! You'll find inside all sorts of exciting news and updates in our outreach, education, and research.
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A major gift from the Wold Foundation to the University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources (SER) will enhance the educational opportunities for UW students and to support its long legacy of serving Wyoming’s oil and gas sector.
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LISTEN NOW // Wyoming has the opportunity to leverage TerraPower’s NatriumTM demonstration facility, a first-of-a-kind plant to grow its nuclear energy sector. Dr. Krutka interviews @jeffnavin , @TerraPower Director of External Affairs.
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An NETL collaboration with UW's SER to develop technologies and methods for extracting rare earth elements from coal fly ash has started testing on a pilot-scale production facility at the Wyoming Innovation Center (WyIC) near Gillette.
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SER is pleased to announce the addition of James Christensen to its financial team as a Business Manager in support of the ongoing and growing efforts of SER to provide quality education, research, and outreach to the state of Wyoming.
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REGISTER // Wyoming will be incredibly represented at the upcoming @NAPE_Expo 2025 Summit! SER students, a booth on the exhibition floor, Prof. Tara Righetti and Gov. Mark Gordon!
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LISTEN NOW // Cowboy Clean Fuels, led by Michael Urynowicz and Ryan Waddington, has big aspirations and could change the fate of stranded infrastructure. Dr. Krutka sits down with them to talk about science, tech., and commercialization.
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The Wyoming Integrated Test Center, managed by the University of Wyoming’s School of Energy Resources, was provisionally selected to negotiate a substantial funding award to continue and expand testing operations for CO2 capture, removal and conversion.
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LISTEN NOW // Eli Ellis is a researcher at SER's Center for Carbon Capture and Conversion. He discusses his time as a student studying mechanical engineering at UW, why he wanted to stay in Wyoming, and his research on coal for non-energy uses.
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The Mowry Shale Project is an important research area led by SER, which aims to unlock the potential of the Mowry Petroleum System to bolster statewide production. Check out the mention about our project in the below article from @daily_cowboy⬇️
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STAFF SPOTLIGHT // Senior Research Professional and Project Manager Charles Nye will be speaking at the Laramie Engineers Club January meeting. Based in SER's Hydrogen Energy Research Center, Nye will present on a project which utilizes produced water for use in H2 production.
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The Center for Energy Regulation and Policy Analysis (CERPA) in the School of Energy Resources (SER) released a new white paper quantifying the economic outcomes of potential non-electricity uses of nuclear power in Wyoming.
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The UW School of Energy Resources has been selected to receive $7.5 million from the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management to lead a regional coalition expanding a domestic critical mineral and materials supply.
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LISTEN NOW // Cindy Crane is the CEO of @PacifiCorp & the Chairwoman of the SER’s governance board, the Energy Resources Council. In this episode, she discuss her distinguished career, the future of the utility sector, and her approach to leadership.
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SER is requesting proposals from UW faculty and staff members on nuclear-related research projects exploring Wyoming’s full fuel cycle and continued capacity building. The deadline for proposal submissions is Friday, Jan. 31. Read more on how to apply!
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