Energy Conversion & Conservation Center
414 Engineering Building, University of New Orleans
New Orleans, Louisiana 70148-2200
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Tel: (504) 280 - 7183
The Energy Conversion and Conservation Center (ECCC) was established in 1999 and Dr. Ting Wang was appointed as the founding director of the ECCC to lead the center from conception to reality. Today, the ECCC conducts research on local, national, and international projects that aim to improve the quality of life by solving technical problems associated with power generation, energy conservation, and efficiency. Its office is located in the Dr. Robert A. Savoie College of Engineering and its laboratories are located in the "Center for Energy Resource Management (CERM)".
Dr. Robert A. Savoie College of Engineering
Center for Energy Resource Management (CERM), Home of the ECCC
Mission
The mission of the University of New Orleans' ECCC is to promote clean energy research and education, to enhance regional economic growth, and to develop national and international energy programs that are environmentally friendly and sustainable with improved conservation and energy efficiency.
Goals
1) To conduct Research and Development (R&D) in energy conversion and conservation with special interests in increasing energy conversion efficiency and producing clean energy;
2) To promote and catalyze interaction among academia, industry, and government in collaborating energy R&D and education; and
3) To provide services (e.g., workshops, short courses, energy auditing, energy management) to advocate clean energy and energy conversion.
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