To address the challenge of leading the United States to secure national independence from rare earth element (REE) offshore reliance, the United States Department of Energy in 2014 performed an initial assessment under its Feasibility of Recovering Rare Earth Elements program, to assess the potential recovery of REE from coal and coal by-products which included run-of-mine coal, coal refuse (
Many thought leaders say there is a significant danger of destabilizing the world energy situation if natural gas is eliminated, as nations aren’t yet prepared for a full transition to renewables.
With the help of The Cadmus Group, USEA is releasing the study "Carbon Capture, Utilization, & Sequestration: A State Comparison of Technical and Policy Issues." This study evaluates laws, policies, and regulations governing CO2 storage operations and geologic storage across ten states including: Alabama, California, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and
Past Events
U.S. Department of Energy - Office of Fossil Energy & Carbon Management's Division of Minerals Sustainability Multi-Year Program Plan Rollout
USEA CONSENSUS Webinar: Beyond Boundary Dam – What’s Next For CCS in Canada and the International CCS Knowledge Centre
Cybersecurity and Digitalization for the Electricity Sector – Implementing Lessons Learned
API Standard 1164: The Biggest Impact to IAC Cybersecurity in a Decade - Cybersecurity for the Natural Gas and Oil Industry
CONSENSUS Briefing: CO2 Storage, Optimizing Large Volume First Mover Projects By Managing Short And Long Term Security And Liabilities
Cybersecurity and Digitalization for the Electricity Sector - Handbook Launch Event
Microgrid Planning: The SEPA Playbook and Lessons Learned in North Carolina
Indian Energy Minerals Forum 2021 Webinar Series 2, Webinar #6: Access to Capital For Tribal Energy Projects
Is Low Carbon Hydrogen The Panacea For Climate Change? What Can The US Learn From Early Adoption In Europe?
