Interviews & Media

Dr. Mark E. Zappi Interviews and Media

Dr. Mark Zappi speaking as a guest on the Balancing the 3Es with Scott Angelle podcast.

This episode is centered on Carbon Capture and Sequestration, focused on the opportunity CCS offers in the decarbonization of America’s industrial regions and the opportunities it holds for job creators and capital deployers regarding their goals for carbon emission reduction.

Discussion includes:

The importance of CCS as a solution for carbon emissions as an item important for Louisiana’s job preservation and creation
Metrics on the number, jobs, and investment regarding carbon capture projects specific to Louisiana
Smart approach to domestic decarbonization focused on delivering responsible, reliable, and cost-effective solutions to create sustainable value
Thoughts on China appearing to have the advantage regarding the mining and processing of rare earth minerals necessary for battery manufacturing,
Growing concerns that this may lead to an erosion of America’s superiority regarding energy with views regarding carbon capture and sequestration providing an economic edge to American energy production
Overall safety of CCS, understanding the operational assurances of eliminating environmental risks through safe and reliable solutions.

Dr. Mark E. Zappi interview for the 2020 Distinguished Professor Award from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette

Dr. Mark Zappi, at the time dean of the engineering college at the University of Louisiana, says education must shift to meet the energy industry's shifting demands.

Cleco’s open discussion raises concerns over carbon capture sequestrationCleco’s Project Diamond Vault aims to retrofit Brame Energy Center’s Madison 3 Unit with carbon capture technology.

Proceedings of Dr. Mark Zappi sitting on the Louisiana Climate Initiatives Task Force Science Advisory Group

Student Interviews and Media

Ms. Elizabeth Boyd, E.I., wins 1st at UL Engineering and Technology Week

Ms. Elizabeth Boyd, E.I. interviewing for the Annual Engineering and Technology Week Graduate Presentation Competition at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Vanel Porter becomes first-generation graduate with generous scholarshipAlumna Vanel Porter knows the dedication and perseverance it takes to earn a college degree, especially as a first-generation college student.

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