Activate transforms scientists and engineers into founders, empowering them to reinvent the world by bringing their research to market. The two-year Activate Fellowship provides early-stage science entrepreneurs with funding, technical resources, and unparalleled support from a network of scientists, engineers, investors, commercial partners, and fellow entrepreneurs.

The Energy Ventures Practicum is an opportunity for teams of business students, law students, policy students, and technologists to build up skills, capabilities and contacts to create a new venture in the energy sector. Objectives of the class are to provide a framework for commercializing innovations in the energy sector, and the tools that entrepreneurs need to frame and build businesses for this purpose. This class is open to graduate students from Business, Law, Policy, Engineering, and EER programs.

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.

The energy transition will be one of the defining challenges of the twenty-first century. The world must meet increasing energy demand reliably and affordably while also decreasing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Meeting this lofty goal requires new technologies and business models, advanced by the next generation of entrepreneurs. From Friday, October 10, 2025 9:30AM to Sunday, October 12, 2025 2:00PM, Greentown Houston will host a short course for Texas students as well as interested staff and faculty. The course will be delivered collaboratively by faculty from multiple Texas universities alongside faculty from the pioneering Climate & Energy Ventures Course at MIT, which has educated entrepreneurs who have gone on to launch over 50 ventures over the past decade.

The Longhorn Energy Club is proud to bring to you Texas Energy Innovation Night, a special night at the museum that is highlighting the past, present, and future of energy technology.

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.