TC Energy joins iPIPE, committing to a continued high level of safety for pipeline operations.
Category: Research
SERC Updates: January 2020
SERC projects from its first round of proposals reach final stages. The Energy Hawks program returns for a third summer, expanding state-wide. The SERC E-Portal is coming soon!
iPIPE Welcomes New Consortium Member: Dakota Access Pipeline
Dakota Access Pipeline joins iPIPE, signaling the industry's continued interest in reaching the goal of operating pipelines with zero spills.
Red Trail Energy Hosts Open House in Richardton
Red Trail Energy hosted an open house event in Richardton, North Dakota. The event was attended by community members interested in a local carbon capture and storage (CCS) project.
Adding Up the Numbers of a Ground-Breaking Project
Engineers and operators at the EERC celebrated the success of Project Carbon, a pre-FEED study for Project Tundra.
The Honorable Charles McConnell Receives 2019 Pioneer Award
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – The Honorable Charles McConnell, Executive Director for Carbon Management and Energy Sustainability at the University of Houston (UH), is the 2019 Pioneer Award recipient. The award was presented as part of the Plains CO2 Reduction (PCOR) annual meeting, held at the Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC) in Grand Forks. The… Continue reading The Honorable Charles McConnell Receives 2019 Pioneer Award
EERC Projects Receive Honorable Mention at 2019 International Pittsburgh Coal Conference
Several EERC research projects were recently featured at the 2019 International Pittsburgh Coal Conference. Two of them received honorable mentions in the conference’s Best Paper and Poster Awards.
iPIPE Receives Chairman’s Stewardship Award
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, 2019 IOGCC Chairman, presented the stewardship award to iPIPE at this year’s conference.
State Energy Research Center at EERC Hosts Collaboration Meeting
Leaders from university campuses throughout North Dakota gathered to discuss collaboration efforts around energy education.
Red Trail Energy Hosts Open House in Richardton
With the support of the North Dakota Industrial Commission (NDIC) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), RTE is investigating carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technology as a way to reduce the carbon dioxide emissions associated with ethanol production.
