MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — A new partnership between  West Virginia University and one of the world’s largest energy companies will promote discoveries that could provide cleaner, cheaper energy to countries across the globe, bolstering economies and providing a better future for the world’s citizens.

Which Fracking Water To Watch

Paul Ziemkiewicz, director, West Virginia Water Research Institute, says the general public often worries about the wrong water in the fracking process.

MORGANTOWN, W.VA. – Technology entrepreneurs will take center stage in Morgantown next week to convince a panel of judges and audience that they’ve got start-ups that will help create jobs and a diverse, sustainable economy in West Virginia and our multistate region.

Morgantown W.Va. — Research at WVU often involves “sensitive data,” but what qualifies goes beyond private medical or educational records. Information Technology Services offers clear and unambiguous guidance through the new Sensitive Data Protection Policyand Social Security Number Protection Policy, and in the recently updated Acceptable Use of Data and Technology Resources Policy. All three policies are now posted on our website. Additional details are offered in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) below.

Morgantown W.Va. — The National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium a program of West Virginia University, spent much of 2016 traveling the United States training automotive technicians to repair and maintain propane autogas vehicles utilizing its Propane Autogas Vehicle Technician Training curriculum. Now this curriculum and training program has been recognized by the automotive training industry for its outstanding quality.

The NAFTC recently earned its fifth National Excellence in Training Award from the Automotive Training Manager’s Council for the Propane Autogas Vehicle Technician Training.