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V C C E R

The Virginia Center for Coal and Energy Research was created by an Act of the Virginia General Assembly on March 30, 1977, as an interdisciplinary study, research, information and resource facility for the Commonwealth of Virginia. In July of that year, a directive approved by the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors placed the VCCER under the University Provost because of its intercollegiate character, and, because the Center's mandate encompasses the three missions of the University: instruction, research and extension.

Resolution to Honor Dr. Michael Karmis on his Retirement

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VIRGINIA CENTER FOR COAL & ENERGY RESEARCH

Derived from its legislative mandate and years of experience, the mission of the VCCER involves five primary functions

Research in interdisciplinary energy and coal-related issues of interest to the Commonwealth

Coordination of coal and energy research at Virginia Tech and in the Commonwealth of Virginia

Dissemination of coal and energy research information and data to users in the Commonwealth

Examination of socio-economic implications related to energy and coal development and associated environmental impacts

Assistance to the Commonwealth of Virginia in implementing the Commonwealth’s energy plan

        
ESUPField Laboratory for Emerging Stacked Unconventional Plays

ARIESAppalachian Research Initiative for Environmental Science

Carbon ManagementVCCER Carbon Management Initiatives

ResearchVCCER Research Current Research Interests, Projects and Proposals

        
Renewable EnergyVCCER Research Renewable Energy Initiatives

 Research NewsRecent article in Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration by the VCCER

PublicationsVCCER Publications from 1990-2019

VEPTVirginia Energy Patterns and Trends - Archives