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Creative Destruction Lab Rockies helps Edmonton venture to lead in renewable energy

Five UCalgary faculty members awarded Killam Annual Professorships

Potential 'game changing' renewable power micro-grid to be built at UCalgary

Geomatics engineering student Aasima Gadiwan

Rooftops of Calgary a potential solar energy goldmine

Artist’s rendition: Inside the Power Hub. Photo by Ran Zhang, UCalgary architectural student

Power Hub energizes West African village with help from sustainability master's students

Irene Herremans teaches the capstone research course and supervises students in the Master of Sustainable Energy Development program. Here, she engages with attendees at the 2018 Sustainable Energy Development Student Research Showcase.

Class of 2018: Students offer solutions to use fewer hydrocarbons and more renewables

University of Calgary researchers and their Norwegian University of Science and Technology counterparts spent a week together in UCalgary labs and at the Containment and Monitoring Institute (CaMI) near Brooks, as part of a research collaboration on carbon storage and enhanced oil recovery.

Norwegian students dig into carbon capture and storage in real-life oilfield experiments

University of Calgary receives support to develop and promote clean technology

University of Calgary receives support to develop and promote clean technology

Class of 2017: Math and music prove the perfect combination for chemistry PhD grad