Carbon Management Collegiate Competition Prize Info Webinar

Join this event to get the details on how to compete for the Carbon Management Collegiate Competition prize, learn from an expert panel, and network with other competitors and experts.

This prize offers cash prizes totaling $25,000 for undergraduate and graduate college students at U.S. institutions. Teams must propose innovative and creative business models for transporting carbon dioxide collected from sources across a regional network. Typically sources include oil refineries, ethanol, and cement plants.

Students are asked to propose a regional carbon transport network plan, define their business model, and optimize the transport network across several parameters and with consideration to regional stakeholders, challenges, and cost variability.

Interdisciplinary teams are required to present a real-world example of work in multi-functional teams. Teams must be comprised of 3 or more undergraduate or graduate students and represent more than one major with a preference towards majors or specializations in business, supply chain, geosciences, engineering, GIS, land management, law, computer science, and/or public policy.

Enter the prize now to compete and get updates.

This event is hosted by Entrepreneur Futures Network with our partner, Empower Innovation. The event is funded by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, a laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy.

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Session Panelists:

Richard Esposito, Ph.D.

Program Manager, Geosciences and Carbon Management

Southern Company and the National Carbon Capture Center

Vincent D. Holohan

Engineer, Engineering and Research Division

United States Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration

Scott Quillinan

Sr. Director, Research

School of Energy Resources

University of Wyoming

Moderator:

Steve Messner

Director

Entrepreneur Futures Network