Energy Environmental Research Center | University of North Dakota

Time 2020-11-22 08:03:33

Web Name: Energy Environmental Research Center | University of North Dakota

WebSite: http://www.undeerc.org

ID:123588

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Research,Center,Energy,energy,clean,environmental,technologies,innovative

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The EERC researches and develops technologies to make energy production and use more efficient and environmentally friendly. COAL UTILIZATION EMISSIONS We workto develop innovative control and measurement technologies to better monitor and control emissions from refineries, incinerators, and other industrial sources. CARBON MANAGEMENT We have a proven record in the design and deployment of CCUS technologies, including full-scale industrial applications. OIL GAS From working with new technologies to eliminate pipeline leaks to using enhanced oil recovery to extend the life of a well, we lead the way in research focused on resource assessment, management, and optimization of exploration and production performance. ALTERNATIVE FUELS RENEWABLES We are dedicated to the research and development of renewable fuels and technologies along with the commitment to an all-encompassing integrated energy approach. ENERGY–WATER For three decades, we have investigated, developed, and demonstrated innovative, integrated approaches for water utilization and quality management. TECHNOLOGY TO MARKET Through field demonstration, we focus on moving technologies out of the laboratory and into the commercial marketplace. LABORATORY EXPERTISE We have extensive laboratory facilities to perform all scales of materials analysis and characterization. TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION The EERC's 54,000 square feet of demonstration facilities accommodate a variety of technologies and allow for custom construction of new pilot-scale components to fit client needs. COMMERCIALIZING TECHNOLOGY Technology commercialization activities are facilitated through the EERC Foundation®, a nonprofit corporation which provides the EERC an infrastructure to support commercialization activities. State Energy Research Center of North Dakota WE'RE DOING MORE Conducting exploratory, transformational and innovative research that advances future energy opportunities to benefit North Dakota’s economy and environment. Request a Bakken Map! The NDPC and EERC are happy to provide you with the EERC's newly produced map, representing drilling activity in the Williston Basin’s Bakken petroleum system. In addition to portraying the distribution of Bakken petroleum system wells, this year’s map provides an interesting review of the drilling, completion, and production trends over the past 10 years. Request a Copy Tour with Armacost and Bochenski We had a great tour last week with President Armacost and Mayor Bochenski! @grandforksnd We are proud to be a small part of connecting our campus and our city. And we even got a good look at last week’s incoming storm! #grandforks #eerc #tour @und_eerc Prairie Business Legends and Legacies Tom Erickson was recently named to the Prairie Business list of Legends and Legacies in 2020! Congratulations, Tom! #legend #legacy #eerc #prairiebusiness @und_eerc Calm Before the Storm The calm before the storm - EERC Research Engineer John Oleksik captured a stunning cloud display over the Project Tundra drill rig, just before severe weather moved in. #sky #storm #drillrig #northdakota @und_eerc North Dakota’s Energy Resource North Dakota’s Energy Resource is now available, providing informational energy resources from around the state in one easily searchable database!www.ndportal.org#SERC #EERC #northdakota @und_eerc By clicking any link on this page you are giving your consent for us to set cookies, Privacy Information. University of North Dakota © 2020 University of North Dakota – Grand Forks, ND – Member of ND University System

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