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Challenges To Technology And Opportunities For Licensing

Gus G. Orphanides
President gNOSSIS, LLC

Samuel F. Baldwin
Ph.D., U.S. Department of Energy: Chief Technology Officer and Member, Board of Directors, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy

Peter Dobson
Ph.D., Professor, Oxford University and Oxonica

Norma Formanek, Sr.
Vice-President and General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Electric Power and Research Institute

Andrew R. Barron
Ph.D., Associate Dean for Industry Interactions and Technology Transfer in the Weiss School of Natural Sciences, Rice University

Stanley Gembicki
Ph.D., Vice-President, UOP

Simon Hobbs
Business Development Director, UOP

M. Rashid Khan, Ph.D.
Intellectual Assets Management and Technology Consultant of Saudi Aramco (current assignment to King Abdullah University of Science & Technology)

Carsten Heide
Associate Director, University of North Dakota Energy and Environmental Research Center

At the Fall 2006 LES (USA & Canada) Annual Meeting in New York City, the Chemicals, Energy and the Environmental Committee of LES International and the Chemicals, Energy and Materials Committee of LES (USA & Canada) sponsored a mini-plenary session on Global Energy. Leaders from government, industry and funded institutes presented facts, figures, insights, challenges and hopeful options that society is relying on to solve one of the greatest, if not the greatest, challenges to our way of life: having enough energy to spur and sustain economic growth and development without strangling humanity in a noose of greenhouse gas emissions and climate change. Just about all conceivable energy source challenges and options were covered at the session, as was the realization that licensing was going to figure into the solution as a mechanism to ally interested parties into collaborations and ventures that can solve the problem and motivate the committed participants.

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