1. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU Energy Engineering Education and Research Initiatives Engineering Advisory Council October 14, 2005

2. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 2 What does the future hold? By 2050 oil and gas well drilling and production will be less important Current oil and gas companies will be energy companies A new discipline—Energy Engineering—will be needed Current Petroleum Engineering departments will eventually change Steve Holditch July 2004

3. Energy System Diagram Natural Gas Natural Gas Conversion Distributed H 2 Generation Biomass Coal Zero Emission Power Plant Smart Grid Smart Buildings Solar & Wind Oil Zero Emission Refining Depot / Fuel Stations ICE/Elec/H 2 Hybrid Vehicles Geothermal & Hydroelectric Production & Generation Distribution & Transmission Consumption Fossil Fuels Renewable and Alternative Energy Resources Nuclear Petroleum Engineering Energy Engineering

4. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 4 Education Initiatives ENGR 101 Energy Engineering Certificate

5. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 5 ENGR 101 Honors course for 2006 Regular course starting in 2007 Applying for Natural Science core curriculum designation Sustainable development component Energy: Resources, Utilization, and Importance to Society

6. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 6 ENGR 101 Lecture Topics Energy –Link with wealth, size of energy industry, dominance of hydrocarbons –Energy Conversions, energy for heating, energy storage –Engines and Energy for Transportation Electricity –Power generation, transmission, conserving electricity Oil –Resource: History, geology, exploration, production –Conversion: Refining, products, policies/politics of oil –20th Century Fuel: transportation, environmental, conservation/economics Natural Gas –21st Century Fuel: Resources, supply, distribution, utilization, products

7. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 7 ENGR 101 Lecture Topics Coal –Resource: History, geology/geography, mining, utilization –Conversion: Liquifaction/gasification, shale oil/gas, tar sands, environment Energy and Environment –hydrocarbon dominance, global warming, scarcity Nuclear –History (present and future roles), utilization, policy/politics Hydroelectric and Geothermal –Water and environment Alternative Energy Resources –Biomass: Agriculture sources, utilization, waste sources –Wind/Solar/Hydrogen: Resource, utilization, emerging/future tech’s

8. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 8 Energy Engineering Certificate Energy Conservation in Residential Architecture ARCH 421 Process Safety Engineering CHEN 455 Power System Fault Analysis and Protection ELEN 459 Power System Operation and Control ELEN 460 Internal Combustion Engines MEEN 410 Principles of Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning MEEN 436 Principles of Building Energy Analysis MEEN 437 Energy and the Environment NUEN 483 Special Topics in Nuclear Engineering NUEN 489 Petroleum Project Evaluation PETE 403 ENGR 101 plus 3 senior elective courses:

9. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 9 Research Initiatives Crisman Institute - Center for Energy, Environment, and Transportation Innovation CEETI Institute for Engineered Sustainable Development IESD

10. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 10 CEETI Mission To ensure open collaboration in the development of a 21st century transportation system that improves energy security, safety, emissions, personal mobility, and productivity.

11. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 11 CEETI Vision To become the recognized center-of-gravity for the electrified transportation architecture; an innovative research and development center dedicated to accelerating the use of electrified transportation in the United States and around the globe. Ruf International

12. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 12 National Transportation Energy Perspective

13. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 13 Local Transportation Energy Perspective TIME Magazine, Oct. 3, 2005

14. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 14 www.ceeti.org

15. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 15 Institute for Engineered Sustainable Development –Center for Sustainable Energy –Center for Sustainable Materials and Products –Center for Process Sustainability PLANET EARTH Resources Materials/Energy Products/ Processes Reuse/ Recycle Waste PLANET EARTH Resources Materials/Energy Products/ Processes Reuse/ Recycle Waste

16. © Copyright, 2005, TAMU 16 Way Forward ENGR 101 HonorsSpring, Fall 2006 ENGR 101Fall 2007 Energy Eng. CertificateFall 2006 Assess student and industry interest Energy Eng. Graduate Degree Programs (2-3 yrs) Energy Eng. Minor (~ 5 yrs) Energy Eng. Degree (~ 10 yrs)