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Happening now: Center for Energy Studies at LSU's Exec. Dir. Greg Upton speaking to La. House Committee of Joint Natural Resources & Environment on Nuclear power in Louisiana house.louisiana.gov/H_Video/HD/HCR6 At 1pm, he will speak at the Clean Hydrogen Task Force: house.louisiana.gov/H_Sched/Hse_Me…

Save the date! The CES Energy Fundamentals class is coming up this June and July. Learn about Louisiana’s energy sector and advance your career in the energy field. 📅 Dates: June 23-27 | July 7-11 🚀 Registration announcement soon! Last year’s event here: lsu.edu/ces/workshops/…

What is carbon capture and why is Louisiana so interested in it? CES Executive Director Greg Upton talks to Tommy Tucker on WWL First News to explain carbon capture, storage, and use. #carboncapture #energy Listen here: tinyurl.com/mv7rfhse

#USAEE at #CERAWeek! ⚡️ Greg Upton, USAEE President-Elect, & Karr Ingham, USAEE VP of Conferences, meet to discuss the upcoming USAEE meeting in Forth Worth, TX. 📅 Nov 16-19, 2025 📍 Fort Worth, TX #USAEE #EnergyEconomics #CERAWeek

CES Executive Director Greg Upton joined Marketplace’s Elizabeth Trovall to discuss the growth in electricity demand in the U.S. Catch the energy segment around 20:30: tinyurl.com/4jcvw7rr #EnergyCosts #LSUEnergy #Marketplace

Today LSU & Idaho National Laboratory signed an MOU to explore advanced nuclear tech its role in energy transition! The MOU was signed at an Atlantic Council event with Greg Upton moderating a chat on Louisiana's role as an economic engine with Stephen Swiber & Dustin Davidson.

Today, CES Assistant Research Professor Anurag Mandalika, Ph.D. gave a seminar on "Biomass in Louisiana - Renewable Carbon and Fuels" with the Department of Environmental Sciences. Topics included biomass resources & biorefineries in Louisiana, biofuel production.

I’m quoted in this morning’s The Wall Street Journal story on Meta's planned $10B data center in Richland Parish, LA — and what it means for energy infrastructure. Louisiana Economic Development Sec. Bourgeois also weighs in on the state’s role in large-scale projects. 📎 on.wsj.com/3VnHn1G Center for Energy Studies at LSU

Don’t miss our free webinar on Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS)! Join us for a timely conversation on CCUS policy, technology, and what it means for Louisiana. Date: April 9 Time: 9am CST Free registration here: tinyurl.com/ns7rp6h9 #CCUS #CarbonCapture #CCS

The Center's Greg Upton was featured in the Advocate this morning sharing his insights on how new tariffs may effect the energy sector. Read the article here: lnkd.in/edQcMgGK

Dr. Michael Khonsari from LSU presented his research on the integrity of materials used in hydrogen transportation at the Clean Hydrogen Task Force meeting. Greg Upton of CES, a member of the task force, attended. Hear his questions for Dr. Khonsari here: tinyurl.com/2jv3xzwe

The recording of our recent webinar on Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) is now live! See the speaker list and watch the video here: lnkd.in/gAFucNTf

Today on WWL Radio Louisiana First News with Tommy Tucker, Greg Upton commented on trends in the Louisiana oil and gas industry and how they play into the current industry climate. Listen here: audacy.com/podcast/wwl-fi…

Registration is now open for Energy Fundamentals, a one-week course hosted by LSU Center for Energy Studies, Louisiana DENR and LA PSC. Register and see the course introduction video here: lsu.edu/ces/events/ene… Course Dates: June 23–27 & July 7–11, 2025 LSU Campus – Baton Rouge, LA

At the Capitol, Center for Energy Studies at LSU and LSU Institute for Energy Innovation is presenting a new educational tool to support discussions around carbon sequestration: a five-foot-tall geological model illustrating how carbon dioxide can be stored underground. #CarbonSequestration #Energy

Ready to power your energy knowledge? Join us this summer for Energy Fundamentals, a week-long course that unpacks the building blocks of today’s energy system. Early bird registration ends this Friday, register and check out our speakers and agenda here: lnkd.in/gQt8rmxZ

Where does energy begin? In the Molecules section of Energy Fundamentals, we trace the raw materials behind energy—fossil fuels, lithium for batteries, rare earths in wind turbines, and more. The video below introduces us to the materials that build our energy landscape.

Generation to power grid to you- in Electrons, we explore how energy becomes electricity. You’ll learn how power gets priced, how grids stay balanced, and what makes energy markets tick. Watch this video where the Center’s Andrew Owens tells you how we'll see electrons in action.

Policy powers progress. On day 5 of Energy Fundamentals we go to Washington—and Baton Rouge. In the Policy module, you’ll learn how legislation, regulation, and stakeholder engagement shape the energy landscape. Watch Garret Graves introduce how smart policy can drive energy.

Let’s connect the dots. Now that you’ve seen the components of Energy Fundamentals, watch the full course introduction video to see how it all fits together. This is the last day of early bird pricing for the June course section, register here: tinyurl.com/yuc4hyzs