Energy
Energy Systems
Energy & Water
Energy & Food
Waste to Energy
Alternative Transportation Fuels
Renewable Energy
Energy Storage
Energy Technology & Policy
The Webber Energy Group is Professor Webber's research group at the University of Texas at Austin. We are part of the Cockrell School of Engineering, the Center for International Energy and Environmental Policy (CIEEP), the Clean Energy Incubator, the Jackson School of Geosciences and the LBJ School of Public Affairs. We analyze energy problems at the intersection of science, engineering, and public policy. Our research at the University of Texas can be organized into four broad topical areas:
1) The Energy-Water Nexus
2) Dynamic Modeling of Complicated Energy Systems (including the smart grid)
3) Alternative Transportation Fuels (electricity, algae and natural gas)
4) The Nexus of Food, Waste and Energy
August 9, 2012 8:00am - 5:30pmThe University of Texas at Austin, Center for Lifelong Engineering Education is offering a short course on Water, Technology, and Policy. The course will be held in Austin, TX at the AT&T Conference Center, Room 202
This course is designed to be multidisciplinary and is targeted for a mix of professional engineers, policymakers, academics, planners, water managers, and industrial representatives. It will teach engineers about the societal aspects of water (law, policy, economy, etc.) and it will teach non-engineers the technical/scientific aspects.
Early Registration: $275.00
register before July 9th for the early registration discount. CLICK HERE for details
The University of Texas at Austin's Cockrell School of Engineering features an article and video about The Webber Energy Group. "Students Bridge Gap Between Engineering and Policy". Article and Video Link
February 2012
Dr. Carey King wins the prestigious Rosenfeld Plaque for his work published in ERL, where he described a new method to measure energy return on energy invested (EROI). Read Announcement
"A Unit Commitment Study of the Application of Energy Storage Toward the Integration of Renewable Generation", C.B. Harris, J.P. Meyers, and M.E. Webber, Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy, Volume 4, Issue 1 (20pp) (2012). Read Article.
"An Integrated Analytical Framework for Quantifying the LCOE of Waste-to-Energy Facilities for a Range of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Policy and Technical Factors," A.K. Townsend and M.E. Webber, Waste Management (12pp) (2012). Read Article.
"Optimizing Post-combustion CO2 Capture in Response to Volatile Electricity Prices", S.M. Cohen, G.T. Rochelle, and M.E. Webber, International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies, 8 pp. 180 {195 (16pp) (2012). Read Article.
"Energy Intensity Ratios as Net Energy Measures of United States Energy Production and Expenditures", Carey W King (2010) Environmental Research Letters, Read Article.
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