An expansive seismic survey is currently underway in McLean County, spanning an impressive 232 square miles. This geophysical endeavor aims to unlock the secrets of the subsurface rock layers more than a mile below ground. But beneath the scientific objectives lies an equally compelling story of community support and connection.
The LEC awarded Tom Erickson, the EERC’s COO and VP for Intellectual Property, with the 2024 Distinguished Service Award for Research and Development. This honor was presented at the Council’s annual meeting held on October 3 at the Bismarck Event Center, where industry leaders gathered to celebrate advancements and achievements in lignite energy.
Lynn Helms, former Director of North Dakota’s DMR, was named EERC's 2024 Energy Champion for his extraordinary personal commitment to energy and environmental research and development.
The EERC recently hosted its 3rd annual Summer Connect, a highly anticipated event that brought together staff from across the organization for a series of insightful sessions, keynote addresses, and networking opportunities.
In the past 4 months, twelve new employees have joined the EERC. We welcome them to the team!
Starting in 2018, the EERC began awarding five employees for their outstanding efforts in aligning their work with our five Core Values. Nominated by their peers for embodying these values, the following individuals were honored at the EERC’s 2024 annual meeting.
In the past 6 months, eight new employees have joined the EERC. We welcome them to the team!
Explore a year of transformative milestones at the EERC, from pioneering research in carbon sequestration and pipeline safety to influential legislative changes securing $7.5 million biennial funding for innovative projects. Join the journey of the EERC's 40th anniversary celebration, visionary leadership speeches, global collaborations, and community outreach, showcasing a commitment to sustainable energy solutions and positive regional impact.
Tyler Hamman recently accepted the position of Assistant Vice President for Strategic Partnerships at the Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC) at the University of North Dakota (UND).
The program is a fully immersive internship experience hosted by the State Energy Research Center (SERC) at the EERC. During this program, students work closely with EERC engineers, research scientists, and project managers while learning about North Dakota’s current energy landscape, focusing on future energy challenges, and developing value-added opportunities.
