Registration information will be coming soon, so make sure to check back often. But until registration opens, please SAVE THE DATE because we promise you will not want to miss the 2023 Texas Energy Summit.

It’s been an eventful year for energy, the grid, and air quality in Texas. Please mark your calendar for November 14-16, 2023 to talk about all of it at the 20th Texas Energy Summit!  Organized by the Energy Systems Laboratory, a division of the Texas A&M University System, this year’s Summit will be hosted at the Texas Capitol in Austin.

You don’t want to miss this year’s event. The focus of the Summit, as always, is the intersection of air quality and energy systems, all energy systems: the grid, transportation, oil and gas, and industrial. We design the Summit sessions to lead to actionable next steps to improve air quality in Texas. Summit participants hear from and work with experts in the technologies, policies, and programs that accelerate emissions reductions, and collaborate to accelerate needed changes to clean the air.

We’ll announce our first speakers and topics soon and we welcome your ideas. Thank you to all the sponsors that are on board already; we encourage you to consider sponsorship and to let us know your ideas for topics to explore, key questions to ask, and speakers to invite by emailing DLewin@TexasEnergySummit.com

Who attends the Texas Energy Summit:

Our attendees are a diverse group from government, industry, academia, and non-profit organizations. The conference focuses on the intersection of air quality and energy with sessions on energy management, renewable energy, storage, zero emission fleets, sustainability, and resiliency. We explore policies and programs that improve air quality, foster economic development, advance new technologies, and reduce costs and waste. The goal is to not only inform the audience, but also to identify next actions to advance policies and projects that can materially benefit Texans.

We look forward to your participation!

Thank you!

Learn more about:

• Who Should Attend
• Malcolm Verdict Memorial Poster Contest
• Past Conferences
• About ESL
• Policy Recommendations