The Longhorn Energy Club (LEC) is the social hub for all things energy at the University of Texas at Austin. Open to undergraduate and graduate students from all university programs, our organization is focused on fostering connections between students and professionals for career development, academic collaborations, and interdisciplinary learning.

We are pleased to host Dr. Dean Foreman, Chief Economist at the Texas Oil & Gas Association (TXOGA) and President of USAEE, who will share insights from his most recent macroeconomic outlook and discuss key oil and gas market developments. This session will provide a timely mid-year reflection on the forces shaping energy markets in 2025, with space for interactive discussion and networking among professionals and students.

Where can you find Dr. Michael Webber and Professor John Butler on the first Monday of every month? Right here at the Clean Energy Office Hours, hosted in collaboration with the Austin chapter of CleanTX.

Where can you find Dr. Michael Webber and Professor John Butler on the first Monday of every month? Right here at the Clean Energy Office Hours, hosted in collaboration with the Austin chapter of CleanTX.

Interested in energy or innovation? Find Your Community at EnergizeUT. Learn about career trends in energy, environment, and entrepreneurship; engage with industry professionals; connect with students across diverse academic disciplines; and get plugged into the resources and opportunities UT has to offer.

Texas is leading the emergence of a global hydrogen economy. Join us in Austin, at the University of Texas campus, for a full day of events curated for students, faculty, staff, industry, community engagement stakeholders, and policy leaders.

SAVE THE DATE: UTCCS-8 will take place between January 27–29, 2026. Please note: January 27 will be the open house day, and January 28 & 29 will be closed for sponsors’ of the Gulf Coast Carbon Center (GCCC) and the Texas Carbon Management Program (TxCMP)

UT Energy Week connects students, researchers, faculty, energy professionals, and industry leaders across disciplines and sectors to build community, support energy literacy and education, facilitate strategic partnerships, and advance research.