UT Energy Week 2027 What Starts Here Energizes the World. The Energy Institute, The University of Texas at Austin is already queued up for Energy Week 2027! We’re taking programming suggestions, looking for sponsors, spreading the word, etc… we will have our industry and mentor networking events for students, the research poster competition, tours, and panels and speakers on the most pressing topics in energy atthe moment. Save the date!
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas’s 11th Annual Energy Conference Registration information and agenda coming late summer.
Houston Energy and Climate Week 2026 From the moon landing to the energy transition, Houston has always been America’s launchpad. As the nation turns 250, AI and energy are colliding. HECW is where builders, backers, and believers come together to write the next chapter.
Energy Emissions Modeling and Data Lab’s 2026 Annual Event The EEMDL brings together hundreds of professionals from academia, industry, government and civil society who are working to reduce fugitive methane and other emissions from global energy supply chains.
Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) Over the course of four dynamic days, OTC brings together the full spectrum of the offshore sector—uniting leaders, engineers, innovators, and decision-makers from oil & gas, offshore wind, hydrogen, CCUS, and digital technology. With the entire industry under one roof, it’s the premier platform to build strategic partnerships, discover cutting-edge solutions, and gain actionable insights that move your business forward.
LBJ Conversations with Evan Smith Drawing on decades of leadership at the highest levels of government and international diplomacy, Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison will reflect on the politics and issues shaping the current moment, the evolving role of NATO and global alliances, and the challenges facing public leadership today.
Powering the Future: Climate, Innovation, and the AI Energy Surge This half-day event convenes leading legal scholars, economists, and energy experts to examine the future of energy and climate policy in an AI-driven economy. Across two panels, speakers will explore the legal and constitutional implications of municipal climate litigation, as well as broader questions about energy demand, climate risk, and innovation amid rapid AI growth. Moderated by John Yoo and Steve Hayward, the discussions will focus on federalism, institutional competence, and policy frameworks that support economic resilience, technological progress, and market-driven solutions, clarifying what today’s climate and energy debates mean for the future of law, markets, and innovation. Speakers: Jonathan Adler, Todd Zywicki, Michael Toth, Lynne Kiesling, Mark Mills, and Jessica Weinkle Location: Joe C Thompson Conference Center, 2405 Robert Dedman Dr. Austin, Texas 78712 Date: Thursday, February 5th, 2026 Time: 12-6PM REGISTER NOW
Institute for Energy Law (IEL) Energy Law Conference As the world’s long running energy law conference, the 77th Annual Energy Law Conference will bring together legal leaders and other professionals in the energy industry for two days of excellent educational programming covering the oil, gas, and renewables sectors of the energy industry. Attended by in-house leaders, experienced energy attorneys in private practice, government attorneys, landmen, non-legal energy professionals, and young energy professionals, this conference also provides opportunities for social and professional networking with distinguished and diverse attendees.
LBJ Business Policy Forum: The Resource Race for Rare Earths & Critical Minerals Rare earth elements and critical minerals are the backbone of modern life—powering everything from EVs and batteries to advanced defense and aerospace systems.