Wyoming’s Energy Future Symposium
The University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources (SER) and the Wold Foundation will host a joint symposium on Thursday, Oct. 22, focusing on the state’s energy future, particularly critical minerals in energy industries.
Event Details
- Location: UW’s Marian H. Rochelle Gateway Center
- Time: Begins at 10 a.m.
- Registration: Open for in-person attendance; sessions will be recorded and available on the SER website later.
Symposium Focus
The free event invites industry experts and academic leaders to discuss:
- Integration of traditional oil, gas, and coal infrastructure with mineral extraction operations.
- Emerging areas like advanced nuclear power and the growth of data centers.
Keynote Address
Governor Mark Gordon will deliver the keynote speech.
Conference Leadership
John Kaszuba, SER professor of geology and geophysics, emphasizes the symposium’s role in fostering collaborative dialogue to promote energy education throughout Wyoming.
Student Involvement
Students will showcase energy-related poster projects, with top submissions receiving cash prizes from the Wold Foundation.
More Information
For details on registration and the poster competition, visit: Wyoming’s Energy Future Symposium.
About the Wold Foundation
Founded in 1985 by John and Jane Wold, the Wold Foundation supports charitable, scientific, literary, and educational endeavors, prioritizing projects benefiting Wyoming citizens and youth while promoting traditional values and free enterprise.
