Join a virtual info session to learn about the GPPES graduate certificate program, which takes an interdisciplinary approach to preparing students for high-impact careers in energy technology, policy, and economics.

Leaders and key partners of UT Austin’s Good Systems, an interdisciplinary research grand challenge focused on ethical and responsible AI, explore what it means to build beneficial human-AI partnerships and how values-driven innovation can advance equity, sustainability, and improve quality of life for all.

This talk from Lucija Muehlenbachs, Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Calgary, is part of a Fall seminar series on Environmental and Energy Economics and Policy, hosted by the LBJ School of Public Affairs, McCombs School of Business, and the Department of Economics in the College of Liberal Arts.

Calling all students interested in climatetech innovation and entrepreneurship! Join Texas Venture Labs at this event where students, energy industry professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors will engage in a collaborative brainstorming session to find innovative ways to commercialize and expand access to novel technologies to solve pressing energy challenges.

Part of Planet Texas' Resilience Roundtable series, this virtual talk explores the efforts of the Intersecting Energy Cultures (IEC) Working Group to understand how overlapping energy production systems amplify social and economic vulnerabilities in communities.

Join the Energy Resources Group for this talk from Professor David Spence, the who will be sharing insights from his new book, Climate of Contempt, about bridging political divides to solve climate change challenges.

Weekly Energy Symposium ft. Destenie Nock

Apply today for the PowerHouse Texas Energy Policy Fellowship at the Texas Capitol (January-June, 2025)

UT's Texas Immersive Institute hosts this event every Friday, open to anyone in or outside UT.

Planet Texas 2050 is seeking abstracts for lightning talks, poster presentations, panels, facilitated workshops, readings, performances, demonstrations, and other presentation formats for their annual Spring symposium, to be held Feb. 25-27, 2025.