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As economies expand and technology advances, energy consumption continues to rise across sectors—from manufacturing and transportation to data centers and digital infrastructure. The ºù«Ӱҵ is developing and evaluating scalable energy systems that can meet this growing demand without straining existing resources or compromising reliability. Our work spans advanced energy storage, grid modernization, efficiency innovations, and diverse generation sources, including hydrocarbons, renewables, and next-generation fuels like hydrogen. The goal: a secure, flexible energy future that supports both population growth and industrial progress.

Emissions affect more than just the atmosphere—they shape the quality of the air we breathe, the health of our communities, and the stability of our climate. At the University of Houston, we explore innovative pathways to reduce emissions through carbon management strategies that capture, store, and repurpose emissions from industrial and hydrocarbon-based energy processes. Our work focuses on practical, scalable approaches that minimize environmental impact while supporting continued economic and industrial growth. By reducing emissions thoughtfully and strategically, we help pave the way for a future that is both energy-rich and environmentally sound.