
Register Now for the 2025 Texas Energy Summit – November 4 – November 6, 2025 – Austin, TX
November 4–6, 2025 | Texas State Capitol, Austin, TX
About the Event
What to Expect
Join experts, policymakers, and innovators from across Texas for sessions on:
- Energy management and renewable energy
- Energy storage and zero-emission fleets
- Sustainability and resiliency strategies
- Air quality improvement and emissions reduction
Who Should Attend
The Summit welcomes professionals from government, industry, academia, and nonprofit sectors who are passionate about advancing clean energy and air quality initiatives in Texas.
About Texas Energy Summit
The Texas Energy Summit serves as a premier platform for driving community action toward a more sustainable and energy-efficient future. The event fosters collaboration among leaders, innovators, and policymakers to shape effective energy and air quality strategies at the state and local levels.
Hosted by the Energy Systems Laboratory of the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, the 2025 Summit will be held November 4–6 at the Texas Capitol in Austin.
This year’s Summit will spotlight the connection between energy systems and air quality, covering key sectors such as electricity, transportation, oil and gas, and industry. Each session is crafted to spark meaningful discussions and lead to actionable outcomes that reduce emissions and improve Texas’ air quality.
Attendees include professionals from government agencies, private industry, academia, and nonprofit organizations. Discussions will explore topics such as energy management, renewable energy, storage technologies, zero-emission fleets, sustainability, and resiliency—all designed to accelerate innovation and efficiency across the state.
More than a conference, the Texas Energy Summit is a call to action—empowering participants to collaborate, innovate, and take measurable steps that create cleaner, more resilient communities for all Texans.
Join Us
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, collaborate, and contribute to shaping Texas’ energy and environmental future.

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