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Strategic Environmental Approaches to Electricity Production from Coal Center of Economic Excellence

 

Inception:
2007

About the CoEE:

This CoEE is conducting research to reduce the harmful environmental effects of burning coal to produce electricity. Coal is currently the cheapest and most widely available energy source, and it will remain in use for several more decades at least. Stricter regulations on coal plant emissions have created a great need for research in this field.

The CoEE will focus on improving environmental control technologies for coal power plants, including improving mercury and gas emission controls and developing new materials and processes to capture and store or find a use for carbon emissions. This CoEE is another step toward making USC an international leader in future fuels/energy research. 

 

Funding level:
$5 million

CoEE endowed chair:

Chair Name   Status
CoEE Endowed Chair in Strategic Environmental Approaches to Electricity Production from Coal   Actively recruiting


 

 

 

 
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"The CoEE program is attracting nationally recognized researchers to South Carolina in globally relevant areas. These people bring vision and leadership based on their national experience that will provide the basis for growth of the intellectual and economic technology base in South Carolina and that will attract other high-quality scientists and students."

Dr. Richard Swaja
CoEE Endowed Chair in Regenerative Medicine

 

 

 

 
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