Oluchi Ejehu is a PhD student at the Mewbourne School of Petroleum and Geological Engineering, University of Oklahoma. Her research is centered on Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), with a focus on optimizing reservoir containment and long-term CO₂ storage efficiency. With a strong technical foundation and a passion for sustainable energy solutions, she is dedicated to advancing innovative approaches to mitigate carbon emissions in the oil and gas industry. Her work plays a crucial role in supporting the United States oil and gas industry’s transition toward low-carbon operations, ensuring compliance with emission reduction targets while maintaining energy security.
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The Mewbourne School of Petroleum and Geological Engineering (MPGE) offers diverse undergraduate, graduate, and accelerated programs for students pursuing knowledge in Petroleum Engineering, GeoEnergy Engineering, and related fields. With Bachelor of Science degrees available in both Petroleum Engineering and GeoEnergy Engineering, graduates can embark on various career paths while making a positive impact on society and the environment. Graduate students can pursue Master of Science degrees to set themselves apart through groundbreaking research, while accelerated programs combine undergraduate studies with advanced degrees for enhanced career prospects. MPGE's innovative approach ensures that students excel in diverse engineering fields and contribute to a sustainable future.
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Energy Leader For Tomorrow
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The Mewbourne School of Petroleum and Geological Engineering (MPGE) at the University of Oklahoma is proud to announce that Zainab Iyiola, a graduate student and research assistant at the Well Construction Technology Center (WCTC), has been awarded the prestigious Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Imomoh Scholarship.
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As a MPGE student (undergrad or grad), you will receive an automatic $500 Study Abroad Scholarship when you study abroad.
