The Carbon Management Center (CMC) is a research center of the Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory. The Collaboratory is a unique research partnership that allows companies and other organizations to become members of its research centers and access the research capabilities of four world-class research institutions: Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State University, University of Colorado at Boulder, and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.


The CMC leverages the renowned research programs at the above four entities. Approximately 120 researchers spanning the four institutions participate in the CMC. Our researchers are focused on basic research, next-generation technologies, and cross-cutting analysis for the capture, management, and long-term storage of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.

The Collaboratory is sponsoring the World Renewable Energy Conference to be held in Denver from May 13-17, 2012.  For more information click on the image below.

Carbon Capture

Carbon Capture

Pre-combustion | Post-combustion | Oxyfuels
Geologic Carbon Storage

Geologic Carbon Storage

Risk analysis | Reservoir behavior | MMV
Integrated Assessment and Decision Support

Decision Support

Integrated assessment | Economics | Legal, regulatory and public policy
Carbon Utilization and Reuse

Carbon Utilization and Reuse

CO2 for polymers | EOR | CO2 in carbonate materials
Terrestrial Carbon Storage

Terrestrial Carbon Storage

Land use management practices | Biochar
Education and Service

Education and Service

Curricula | Community | Stakeholder development

Colorado School of Mines
Student Research Symposium on
Carbon Sequestration


January 24, 2012

This inaugural Mines Student Research Symposium on Carbon Sequestration highlights student research at CSM in the area of carbon sequestration.


View Research Abstracts