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Clean Coal

Solar Energy

Bio Energy

Wind Energy


Electrochemical

Power Electronics

Hydrogen

Nuclear

Global Partnerships


Jay P. Gore
Interim Director

Energy is a grand challenge problem facing society today. Petroleum and natural gas supplies have peaked, or will in the near future, and environmental, political, and cost issues challenge their use.

Over the next few decades, we must efficiently use the world’s available petroleum and natural gas resources and invent clean coal technologies for use over the next few centuries. At the same time, we must prepare to transition from fossil fuels to a mix of solar, wind, bio (renewable), and nuclear energy sources.

Purdue's Energy Center at Discovery Park is a multidisciplinary academic community of over 75 researchers, scientists, engineers, political scientists, and economists. Our goal is to make significant contributions to the energy solutions needed by our State, Nation, and the World. Please take a few minutes to visit our key initiatives web pages and consider joining our center or attending one of our upcoming events.

Welcome to the Energy Center at Discovery Park

Our vision is to significantly contribute to the development of the energy solutions society is currently seeking as we prepare for the eventual transition from fossil fuels to other energy sources.

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Partnering with the
State of Indiana

CCTR SUFG

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Purdue names Paul Preckel faculty director of SUFG

BioEnergy Basics from Purdue Extension Services

BioEnergy

Energy Summit Event Held on August 29, 2006, View Energy Security Summit for more details.

The Charles Rolls and Henry Royce Lecture was hosted on October 19th, 2006, at Purdue Memorial Union. Keynote Speaker was Frank Cappuccio, Vice President and General Manager, Advanced Development Programs, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics.

UPCOMING EVENTS



Look What's Happening Here

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CNN-Fill your car up with aluminum. Dr. Jerry Woodall

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MARKETWATCH-Producing hydrogen with water and a little metal. Dr. Jerry Woodall

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Dr. Wally Tyner Designated Lugar Energy Patriot

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Agricultural and Biological Engineering Seminar: Thermochemical Conversion of Biomass with Circulating Fluidized Bed (CFB) Technology

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William J. Hutzel Chosen for First ASHRAE D.C. Fellowship

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Innovations in Engine Technology

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Sustainable Fuel for the Transportation Sector
Agrawal, Singh, Ribeiro, and Delgass
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

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Future Energy Perspectives-December 9 Presentation by Brian Bowen to Richard G. Lugar Symposium for Tomorrow's Leaders

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CO2 Capture and Storage Activities in Norway and European Union-A presentation by Rehan Naqbi

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Nancy Ho Honored as a Lugar Energy Patriot

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Fast-growing trees could take root as future energy source

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Innovative Purdue Process May Reduce Ethanol Cost

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Energy Summit; Richard G. Lugar-Purdue

Nuclear Power News

2005 Energy Policy Act
What the Energy Bill Means to You

Energy Secretary Bodman Announces $119 Million in Funding and Roadmap to Advance Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles

Faculty Positions Available

Purdue University is conducting multiple searches for interdisciplinary minded faculty with a focus in selected "Signature" areas. Energy is one. Depending upon your natural academic home, information is available by following one of these links:

Agriculture | Engineering | Science


Contact Us

Purdue University
Potter Engineering Center, Room 114
500 Central Drive
West Lafayette, Indiana 47907-2022
Phone: (765) 494-6814
Email: energy@purdue.edu


Please click here to fill out a Discovery Park visit request form and send to dpengage@exchange.purdue.edu, or call 765-494-3662