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Fall Salon presented by bp: Carbon Capture and Storage: A Critical Tool for a Low-Carbon Future
Our annual Salon breakfast programming this year will feature an important conversation related to the energy transition. Please join us for a causal breakfast discussion, u201cCarbon Capture and Storage: A Critical Tool for a Low-Carbon Future.u201d
The program will include a short presentation fromu00a0Chris Walker, Ph.D., bpu2019s manager, CCS Center of Expertise, and a panel discussion including Walker, Ken B. Medlock III,u00a0Ph.D., the James A. Baker, III, and Susan G. Baker Fellow in Energy and Resource Economics at Rice Universityu2019s Baker Institute and the senior director of the Center for Energy Studies, Colin Young, Ph.D., Senior Research Scientist, DexMat, andu00a0John Hall, president andu00a0 CEO of Houston Advanced Research Center (HARC). A moderated conversation between our panelists and attendees will follow.
Tickets are $25. Registration is here.
Houstonians are working daily to create a low-carbon energy future, relying on a variety of proven technologies and innovating on new solutions for the energy transition. Learn about one important tool u2013 carbon capture and storage – during our annual Salon program. You’ll hear from business, university, start-up and community leaders, and have a chance to ask questions.
Energy nerds, wonks or scientists, this isn’t geared for you, but you are welcome to attend!