McCombs Business Outlook Event

KBH Energy Center Houston Trek #2

This trek is only open to Texas Energy Capital (TEC) and Texas Energy Trading (TET).

 

Immerse yourself in the fast-paced world of energy trading and finance through this focused two-day trek. Students will tour trading floors, meet with traders and quantitative teams, and learn how companies manage risk, analyze markets, and make real-time decisions. This experience offers a rare inside look into the analytical, dynamic, and high-energy environment that defines commodity trading and market strategy.

 

Speakers/Companies: Quantum, Enterprise, Shell, Exxon

KBH Council Member & Friends Holiday Mixer

We’re delighted to invite our council members to our upcoming KBH Council Member & Friends Holiday Mixer!

 

Date: Monday, December 1, 2025

Time: 5:30pm-7:00pm

Location: Old Enfield, Austin, TX – exact location to be sent in formal invitation.

 

Join us as we kick off the holiday season and celebrate the KBH Energy Center’s 2025 achievements. We’ll reflect on the year’s successes, share our vision for the year ahead, and enjoy an evening of connection with fellow Council members, colleagues, and friends of the Center.

 

We also encourage each Council member to invite a guest or colleague who may be interested in learning more about the KBH Energy Center’s Council and upcoming initiatives – please send the name and email address of guests to kbhenergycenter@utexas.edu

 

RSVP

 

We look forward to celebrating with you and ushering in the holiday season together!

21st Annual TJOGEL Banquet

Each year, TJOGEL hosts a Symposium in downtown Austin. This year, the Symposium consists of 15 presentations, offering insight on oil and gas, renewables, regulatory, transactional, and ethical legal issues. This event typically attracts a large number of attorneys as attendees can earn CLE credits. TJOGEL members can attend the 2025 Symposium for free (and we will need volunteers!). Find more information here. If you are interested in attending or have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Caleb Hough at symposiumdirector@tjogel.org

 

Cocktail Hour – 6PM – 7PM
Dinner Reception – 7PM – 9PM

 

Bullock Texas State History Museum
1800 Congress Ave
Austin, Texas 78701

 

Business Attire

 

Thank you for your continued support of TJOGEL. We look forward to celebrating with you soon!

Austin Electricity Conference 2026

February 27-28, 2026

8am-5pm

 

Austin Electricity Conference (AEC) is an invitation-only conference uniting academics and energy professionals to discuss current electricity industry matters. The format encourages open dialogue through concise panel presentations, ample plenary discussions, and adherence to Chatham House Rules.

KBH Energy Center + Gibson Dunn: The Future of Energy in Texas

By Invitation Only

 

Join us as we celebrate the KBH Energy Center’s growing presence and impact in Houston. Key participants from the energy, business, and legal communities will come together to recognize the KBH Energy Center’s role in shaping the future of energy through research, policy, and education. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison will open this informative fireside chat highlighting the mission and impact of the KBH Energy Center. Then, hear from leading executives as they discuss opportunities and challenges facing today’s energy industry.

 

Event Program

  • 5:00pm Reception: Cocktails + Fine Wines
  • 5:30pm Fireside Chat: A conversation with one or two respected leaders from the Oil & Gas industry, moderated by a private equity expert.

 

Event Details

  • Date: Tuesday, November 4, 2025

  • Location: The Coronado Club, Houston

 

Speakers

The Honorable Kay Bailey Hutchison

 

Tom Jorden – Chairman, CEO and President of Coterra Energy

 

Jeff Taylor – Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary of ExxonMobil

 

Gustavo Torres – Vice President, General Counsel of Fervo Energy

 

This event will provide a unique opportunity for leaders and professionals across energy, business, and law to connect, share perspectives, and explore the challenges and opportunities shaping Texas’s energy future.

RSVP