ARTICLE EXCERPT FROM STANFORD NEWS | BY MATTHEW VOLLRATH In the winter of 2019, Kemp Gregory, a graduate student in Civil & Environmental Engineering at Stanford University, got a call from Walker Colt. Friends since childhood, they had both begun their careers as petroleum engineers in Houston, Texas, but hoped to transition to something greener. […]
This article was published by in the Tyler Morning Telegraph on November 1, 2021, and was written by By Jessica Dillon. ARTICLE EXCERPT FROM TYLER MORNING TELEGRAPH | BY JESSICA DILLON Stefan Streckfus and Kemp Gregory trade trash talk across a ping-pong table in Palestine, their words flying over the net with every ball-to-paddle connection, […]
Through the technology she wields, old oil and gas wells will eventually become a source of renewable energy to strengthen power grids. From the minds of two men who met while in graduate school at Stanford University, this large piece of machinery is a prototype of what could revolutionize renewable energy storage methods.. It all […]
What to do with all of those oil wells? Use them to produce and store clean energy, of course.
