Join us for an insightful community update on air quality in Loving and Carlsbad!

What: Loving/Carlsbad Air Quality Monitoring Info Session
Where: Southeast New Mexico College, Theatre Room 153, near the Instructional Center
When: Saturday, November 16, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

This event is open to all community members.

We are proud to announce the addition of Dr. Albert Presto, Carnegie Mellon University and Dr. Christine Wiedinmyer, University of Colorado to HEI Energy's Review Committee. The Review Committee, which is independent from HEI, evaluates final reports after a study has been completed and writes a commentary to highlight its strengths and weaknesses.

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We are pleased to share HEI Energy’s September 2024 Quarterly Research Updates. Our program continues to advance in several crucial areas: 

1. Air quality and noise monitoring across various oil and gas regions.

2. Developing predictive models for emissions from oil and gas operations and their impact on local and regional air quality.

3. Methods to differentiate water quality impacts from oil and gas development.

4. Active engagement and collaboration with local communities.

We encourage you to explore our latest Quarterly Research Updates.

Webinar materials for "Methods and Ways Forward for Assessing Cumulative Impacts" are now available.

Join HEI's Energy & Health program on Tuesday, June 25, 2024, at 12:30 PM EDT for our third webinar titled,

HEI Energy's June 2024 Quarterly Research Updates are now available.

You will find the latest progress from each of our 5 exposure studies in communities affected by oil and gas development.

Our program continues to advance in several crucial areas:

Join HEI's Energy & Health program on Friday, May 17, 2024, at noon EDT for our second webinar titled, Regional and Local Perspectives related to Cumulative Impacts.

HEI Energy's March 2024 Quarterly Research Updates are now available.

You will find the latest progress from each of our 5 exposure studies in communities affected by oil and gas development.

The program is advancing our understanding of exposure in several ways: