ENERGY TRANSITION SEMINAR

Credit Hour: 1 · Graduate

This seminar course will provide an introduction to the energy transition broadly defined, but focusing primarily on it’s impact and importance in the earth sciences. Once a week an invited expert will give a 50-minute lecture on topics that may include: carbon capture and sequestration, carbon markets, geothermal energy, climate change, hydrogen, energy storage, critical minerals, ecological impacts of resource extraction, hydrocarbon sustainability, water resources, energy systems and sustainable development, energy transition policy, and energy transition economics. Topics and speakers will change each year. There are no prerequisites for this course and undergraduate and graduate students do not have to have an earth science background. Cross-list: CHBE 680 . Graduate/Undergraduate Equivalency: EEPS 480 . Mutually Exclusive: Cannot register for EEPS 680 if student has credit for EEPS 480 . Repeatable for Credit.