Climate and Energy

Ernest Ronald Oxburgh, one of the United Kingdom's preeminent scientists and member of the House of Lords, chats with geology graduate students Dan Jones of Phoenix, Arizona, and Catherine Campbell of Avon, Connecticut. Oxburgh was the first speaker in the 2007 SER distinguished lecture series, discussing "Energy in a Changing Climate." View the a video. Read more. (UW Photo)

Welcome to the School of Energy Resources!

The School of Energy Resources facilitates interdisciplinary academic and research programs in engineering and science, economics, and environment and natural resources policy to address critical energy-related issues faced by our society.

Mission

Leverage and add to the already significant energy-related talent and resources in the University of Wyoming colleges to develop human resources, know-how, and technical solutions to ensure a secure and sustainable energy future for the state, region, and nation.

Academics: Develop interdisciplinary energy-related undergraduate and graduate programs to prepare the energy workforce for a more complex future.

Research: Promote state-of-the-art research to maximize the value of our energy resources and minimize the impact on our environment.

Outreach: Transfer technology and knowledge to energy stakeholders and citizens across the university, the state, and beyond.

Call for 2008-2009 Matching Grant Fund proposals

Dr. Mohammad Piri's New Research Group web site

News

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Events

October 15
Matching Grant Fund proposals due
October 20 - October 24
SWUG 2008-High Plains GIS
October 31
The Wyoming Pipelines: The Territory Ahead

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