UT Energy Week is an annual event that 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.
Hosted by the UT Energy Institute and the Kay Bailey Hutchison Energy Center for Business, Law, and Policy, this year’s event will include five days of panels, keynotes, and special events at San Jacinto Hall.
View the 2024 Energy Week Program
Learn More at our Energy Week Website
"I’ve participated in UT Energy Week the past two years, and each year I come back energized. It is a great opportunity to learn from and engage a diverse set of thought leaders in non-profits, industry, government, and academia. I’m looking forward to learning, collaborating, and developing new networks at 2025 Energy Week!”
– Ryan Kudva, ExxonMobil
"From networking with other business executives to engaging with the brightest students and our future energy workforce, UT Energy Week is a great opportunity for companies who are looking to expand their presence in the Great State of Texas. I'm looking forward to the next gathering in Spring 2025!"
– Liz Ramsay Dalton, Mission Strategies
"UT Energy Week is much more than a conference—it’s a catalyst for innovation and collaboration in the energy sector. The event not only showcases cutting-edge research and technologies but also fosters meaningful partnerships between industry, academia, and nonprofits. It’s a unique opportunity to engage with thought leaders, policymakers, and inspiring insights from students aspiring to shape the future energy workforce. UT Energy Week highlights Texas’ leadership in energy innovation while emphasizing sustainable practices that benefit communities worldwide. I was proud to be part of such an impactful event and look forward to Spring 2025!"
– Anissa Rodriguez Dickerman, Pecan Street Inc. CEO