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Dorit Hammerling, Colorado School of Mines, co-founded the Energy Emissions Modeling and Data Lab, an interdisciplinary initiative involving Mines, The University of Texas at Austin, and Colorado State University.

Yujing Du made history as she was named The University of Tulsa's first female petroleum engineering faculty member in January. In this Q&A, she discusses the role of petroleum engineering in the global energy transition, diversity in STEM, and strategies for supporting women in the energy sector.

The grant provides funding for students to research greenhouse gas emissions from idle and abandoned oil and gas wells in California.

On long-term trends, most things in the world are getting better, but gradual improvements don't make the news.

The first of a 12-part series focused on addressing financial barriers to geothermal energy expansion.

Subsurface modeling and history matching are critical steps for driving decisions. Generative artificial intelligence can support these efforts by incorporating various sources of information and allowing for low-dimensional parameterization for history matching.

Team Energy Nexus from India took home the win and $10,000 in the fourth annual Switch Competition hosted by Texas-based nonprofit, Switch Energy Alliance.

Young professionals in New Zealand have unique opportunities to shape the future of the energy industry by driving innovation, influencing policy, and advancing a sustainable, low-carbon economy.

Join TWA Editorial Board member Mani Bansal as he interviews Ashish Fatnani, an industry professional with 12 years of experience working for companies including Halliburton, ONGC, and Mercedes Benz.

Nigeria's readiness for CCS and the associated opportunities for emissions reduction are analyzed in this article along with an overview of recent developments in the CCS sector, with a focus on policy and regulatory advancements and geological assessments for CO2 storage potential.