Summer 2024

The inaugural issue of Energy@Scale, a University of Houston Energy publication dedicated to exploring this transformative journey.

There is no question that hydrogen could be a game changer. As a viable replacement to existing liquid carbon-based fuels, it has the potential to reduce emissions in some of the most difficult-to-decarbonize sectors — manufacturing, agriculture, supply chains and long-haul transportation, for example. But there are plenty of questions about how to make it happen.

The federal government has set an ambitious clean energy agenda aimed at achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. This calls for transformative action across the United States.

Ateam of University of Houston undergraduate students from the No. 1-ranked Cyvia and Melvyn Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship have found success with their innovative proposal ShipSafe, a renewable packaging company dedicated to helping companies transition to cleaner supply chains.

Two UH professors share expert insights on the role of CDR in the energy transition.

If a student aspires to a career in energy, the University of Houston is uniquely positioned to prepare them. With classes in robotics, management, data analytics, engineering, geophysics and more — plus a petroleum engineering program ranked among the nation’s best — UH is the go-to school for energy careers.

The UH business alumna is a shining example of a new generation of leaders shaping the future of energy.