Ben “Bud” M. Brigham, Anthem Ventures/Brigham Resources
Trevor Houser, The Rhodium Group
David G. Victor, The University of California at San Diego
Scott W. Tinker, Bureau of Economic Geology
The United States as an Energy Exporter: Advantages, Difficulties, and Risks for Energy Security
Renewable Defense: What do Military Directives Mean for Diffusion of Energy Technology
Job Creation During the Life-Cycle of Energy Technologies
Advanced Geothermal Systems
Boom Towns: Evaluating the Economic and Social Challenges of Rapid Development in Rural America
Financial Innovation in Renewable Energy
Managing the Demand Side of Natural Gas Resource Abundance
90 Degree Turn: New Challenges and Opportunities in Horizontal Drilling
Building the Clean Energy Corridor
Methods and Tools for Energy Research
Entrepreneurship in Clean Energy
Influencing and Measuring an Individual’s Impact on Energy Use – How Faculty, Students, and Staff Can Help Meet the 2020 Goal
Student Leadership in Campus Energy Education
Implications of Multiple “Green” Technology Choices on the Rebound Effect from Households
Michael F. Blackhurst
Assistant Professor, Department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin
Do We Have to Choose: Mitigate GHG Emissions or Grow the Economy?
Carey King
Research Associate, Center for International Energy & Environmental Policy (CIEEP), Jackson School of Geosciences, The University of Texas at Austin
Powered Paint: Nanotech Solar Ink
Brian A. Korgel
Matthew Van Winkle Regents Professor of Chemical Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin
Decision Pathways – Technologies To Guide Our Energy Future
Suzanne Pierce
Research Assistant Professor, Center for International Energy and Environmental Policy, Jackson School of Geosciences, The University of Texas at Austin.
