NETL researchers leverage the Lab’s world-class capabilities and facilities each day to pursue innovative science and technology (S&T) advances that contribute to technological solutions for America’s energy challenges. The Lab recently celebrated more than 30 notable 2019 S&T accomplishments with an interactive poster session focused on key research priorities that promote safe, reliable and affordable energy nationwide.
NETL welcomed Congressional guests and some of its university partners to the Feb. 20 event at the Pittsburgh site.
Many of the nation’s leading scientists and engineers will present new energy technologies at the NETL-hosted Spring Fossil Energy R&D Project Review Meeting Tuesday, April 21, through Thursday, April 23, at the Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh. The meeting also is expected to attract representatives from electric utilities, as well as research universities and private industries who are interested in partnering with NETL on current and future projects.
With access to some of the world’s most advanced and powerful computers, NETL uses them to solve some of the world’s most complex energy and advanced manufacturing problems, which will be the subject of the Lab’s upcoming Regional Workforce Initiative (RWFI) Energy 101 webinar series.
NETL Director Brian Anderson will showcase the Lab’s work and dedication to solving America’s energy challenges when he addresses the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) Energy Initiative at a sold-out event Feb. 19, 2020, at the Wong Auditorium.
Anderson will discuss how NETL advances cost-effective implementation of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies throughout the power-generation sector to ensure Americans continue to have access to clean, affordable and reliable energy.
The Lab salutes the contribution of its female scientists, researchers, engineers and support staff for their contributions in overcoming the world’s energy challenges in a manner compatible with environmental integrity and economic development.
Over the past 15 years, the global community has taken strides to inspire women and girls to pursue a career path in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. However, that process is far from finished.
NETL representatives hosted a booth and shared information about the Lab’s work this week at the fifth annual U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) InnovationXLab Summit on Biomanufacturing, held Jan. 28-29 in Berkeley, California. The Lab showcased its collaborations in biomanufacturing research and development at the event and shared ideas with other national laboratories and key industry representatives, which supports NETL’s mission to develop technologies to secure and enhance the nation’s energy foundation.
Members of Washington & Jefferson College of Energy Policy and Management visited NETL Morgantown Wednesday Jan. 8 to tour various facilities on campus and familiarize themselves with the Lab’s mission along with the tools and technologies being pursued to accomplish it.
NETL Director Brian Anderson spoke at an advanced manufacturing roundtable Dec. 19, at Hazelwood Green Mill 19 in Pittsburgh, to discuss the Lab’s ongoing and future work, vision and potential for collaborative opportunities centered around advanced manufacturing in the region.
NETL welcomed approximately 100 students, mentors and volunteers to the Lab’s Morgantown, West Virginia, site Nov. 16 for the 2019 U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) CyberForce Competition™.
The Pittsburgh Federal Executive Board, in partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Pittsburgh District, will sponsor a Federal Agency Career Fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19, in the William S. Moorhead Federal Building, Room 1310, 1000 Liberty Ave., downtown Pittsburgh.
