June 2nd, 2022

This webinar will cover the important topic of CO2 sequestration and carbon capture.

Removal of carbon from the atmosphere is the new norm for energy projects. Carbon Capture is bringing new technology options to tribal lands and is an important option as discussions for clean energy move forward. 

In this webinar we will look at CO2 sequestrations and carbon capture as it plays out on and near tribal lands.

May 19th, 2022

This webinar will cover water and its relationship to energy. Water is life and the life of many energy projects.

Water in many regions in the U.S. is scarce due to droughts and lost water rights. The water nexus is an important consideration.

In this webinar we discuss the relationship between water and its many uses including areas such as energy production. We will discuss water policies, drought, other non-energy uses, national security and energy development.

April 7th, 2022

Join the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (DOE-FECM) for a Virtual Kickoff of its Regional Carbon Management Applicant Education Workshops.

March 24th, 2022

The world has growing volumes of single-use plastics that are a valuable scrap resource and yet, they continue to be landfilled. It is apparent from continuously increasing annual plastic production, low recycling rates, land use concerns, and energy recovery statistics that development and implementation of technologies to recycle or upcycle plastic waste is a need of the hour. Chemical recycling methods such as gasification are alternatives to combustion or incineration for resource recovery from mixed plastic waste.

March 8th, 2022

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), only about 11% of energy sector company founders are female. However, rising global emissions and the increased use of renewable energy has created many opportunities for women to start clean energy businesses.

On March 8, International Women’s Day, USEA will host a special webinar on women entrepreneurs in energy. Our panelists will discuss their professional journeys, the formation of their companies, and the challenges they've overcome along the way.

March 1st, 2022

Power systems continue to face blackouts from a variety of natural and human-made disasters which increases the importance of Microgrids due to their inherent ability of islanding to ensure uninterrupted service to local customers and the community at large.

February 2nd, 2022

Electric power generation contributes about 1/3 of all U.S. carbon emissions. Southwest Research Institute and its partners are developing advanced power generation utilizing supercritical carbon dioxide (sCO₂) instead of steam to improve efficiencies of both traditional fossil powered plants as well as concentrating solar power (CSP) plants.

August 24th, 2021

The South Asia Women in Energy (SAWIE) hosted a high-level dialogue on the “Role of Women Leadership in Advancing the Global Clean Energy Transition” at the USAID’s National Conference on August 24th. The program was hosted collaboratively by USAID’s bilateral program GTG/Rise and regional program SAREH in partnership with USISPF.  The event spotlighted women’s leadership and how women-led, institutions, and organisations can advance the renewable energy transition for a clean energy future.

June 17th, 2021

This is the decisive decade for action against climate change. USAID’s South Asia Regional Energy Hub and the South Asia Group for Energy co-hosted an Asia Clean Energy side session focussed on pathways for decarbonization in South Asia. The session highlighted challenges and opportunities for critical sectors including power, industry, building, and transportation. The discussion explored questions at the intersection of policy, research, implementation, communication and tactics to scale clean energy solutions with global cooperation.

January 7th, 2022

This six-part seminar series aims to discuss how financial instruments can increase liquidity in energy markets, reducing the risks of energy-related investments, increasing demand for these kinds of investments, and protecting market investors against extreme energy-price swings that could cause bankruptcy. The development of a derivatives market in India would increase the number of investors, and thus liquidity, in its energy market.