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What is the Center for Carbon Management

The Center for Carbon Management in Energy (CCME) is a UH Energy creation that will have the capability and capacity at the 探花视频 to meet the lower carbon future energy transition challenges. Multi-disciplined, collaborative research from the required fields of engineering and science, business, law, regulatory and policy, as well as education for the marketplace, will be strategically aligned with our industry advisory board to address the needs of oil and gas, petrochemicals, and electric power markets.

The CCME will engage directly with these marketplace challenges to reduce carbon emissions that impact the climate and in doing so provide an accretive pathway for investment in the energy transition. We believe we are uniquely situated in Houston, aligned with our university energy advisory members, and purposely linked to global external collaborators, to impact the marketplace and provide the required solutions for the future.

Energy Sustainability is the Foundation

  • Pursue all requirements in harmony 鈥揳 balanced public view
  • Global perspectives and Industry priorities -Developed and Developing worlds
  • Embrace transformative approaches and policy to create the future
  • New Energy ecosystems to transform science and technology development and investment in breakthrough materials, products, capabilities, and commerce
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Our Mission

The Mission of the Center for Carbon Management in Energy (CCME) is to establish a globally recognized Carbon Management Center for Energy to identify the key challenges and solutions necessary to lead the lower carbon future for the energy industry and societal marketplace.

CCME is strategically driven by the challenges in oil and gas production, petrochemicals, and electric power sectors (including renewable energy platforms), as well as the entire energy value chain to consumer end use, to advance innovative and transformative solutions for a sustainable energy future.

Key Strengths and Capabilities

  • Technology & Innovation

    The CCME will engage in the key major markets of O&G, petrochemicals and electric power in cross-disciplined and collaborative technical and innovation research.

  • Policay Law Regulations

    The new low carbon future will demand a new approach to both assurance of performance and compliance to new regulations.

  • Business Transformation & New Ecosystems

    Carbon Management will impact all of the energy value chain and transform the fundamental economics and currencies that will recognize product and service values.

  • Education for Societal Awareness

    The CCME will utilize the broad and unbiased research and educational channels for the advancement of Sustainable Energy in Society.

CCME Participation in Industry Events

  • ABC13 to host town hall on Texas grid disaster anniversary Thursday night
    By ABC13

    February 10, 2022

  • Manufacturing a Clean Energy Future: Climate Solutions Made in America
    By House Select Committee on Climate Crisis

    February 2, 2022

  • The Future of Fossil Fuels
    By Diana Davis

    January 20, 2022

  • 2021 Midland CO 2 Conference
    In-Person Event

    December 6-9, 2021

  • Houston Strategy Forum: Energy Transition Symposium
    In-Person Event

    September 29, 2021

  • 2021 Texas Tribune Festival
    Virtual Festival

    September 20-25, 2021

  • RBN Energy Studio Sessions: It's A Gas - CO 2
    Industry Event

    August 10, 2021

  • IAGC CCUS Member Summit: Implications and Opportunities for the G&E Industry (Part 2)
    Industry Event

    May 4, 2021

  • USEA Consensus: Unlocking the Energy Transition with the Keys to CCUS Commercialization
    Industry Event

    April 14, 2021

  • UH Announces Funding for Carbon Management Projects
    UH Announces Funding for Carbon Management Projects
    CCME News

    September 3, 2020

  • USEA CONSENSUS Webinar: CCUS Dialogues Before the Roadshow
    Zoom Webinar

    May 6, 2020

  • Houston Chronicle | UH energy expert lays out steps to make Houston the sustainable energy capital
    Opinion by Charles McConnell

    May 4, 2020

  • Energy Intelligence - Natural Gas Week: Can Industry Snuff Out Gas Flaring?
    Energy Intelligence - Natural Gas Week | Can Industry Snuff Out Gas Flaring?
    Interview with Charles McConnell

    March 9, 2020

  • Forbes Blog | The Top Five Legal Barriers To Carbon Capture And Sequestration In Texas
    Authored by Tracy Hester and Elizabeth George

    November 19, 2019

  • CCME Report from the 45Q Symposium
    CCME Report from the 45Q Symposium
    Authored by the CCME

    November 15, 2019

  • The Honorable Charles McConnell Receives 2019 Pioneer Award
    EERC Solutions

    October 1, 2019

  • Video: Powering the Grid: Access, Affordability and Fuel Diversity
    RealClear Politics

    March 29, 2019

  • Reporter鈥檚 Notebook: If we want to save the world, should we start with Texas?
    Houston Chronicle

    March 8, 2019

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    Federal Pricing of Carbon: A Snapshot from February 2018
    UH Energy

    White Paper Series: No.02.2018

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    Managing the Carbon Challenge for the Energy Sector
    UH Energy

    White Paper Series: No.03.2018

  • Forbes Blog | Policies Or Technology? The Key To A Sustainable Energy Future
    By Charles McConnell

    January 4, 2019

  • Forbes Blog | Any Green New Deal must involve the oil industry [Opinion]
    By Charles McConnell

    January 24, 2019

  • Sustainability Means Survivability for the Oil and Gas Industry, World Abroad
    By Matt Zborowski

    January 22, 2019

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    Forbes 探花视频 Energy Fellows Blog
    UH Energy Fellows

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