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"Register now for Energy Week 2020! UT Austin’s annual student-led conference highlighting the hottest topics and energy challenges facing the U.S. will take place February 17 - 21, 2020 in the Etter-Harbin Alumni Center on the UT Austin campus. \n\nSpecial Keynote by Assistant Secretary Daniel Simmons\n\nU.S. Department of Energy\n\nOffice of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy \n\nAND\n\nFeatured speakers from Dell, Walmart, Brookings, ExxonMobil, Toyota, Equinor, Shell, Stanford Law, 7xEnergy & more\n\nThe event is free for students, faculty, and staff at UT Austin and other colleges and universities, but registration is required. \n\nThe program for UT Energy Week 2020 is inspired by the energy visions and uncertainties we face entering 2020. This year’s speakers will discuss solutions to global energy issues, including critical minerals, geopolitics, advanced fuels, \n\nenergy policy in developing nations, the role of the United States and the corporation in international agreements, and more. UT students also will showcase their energy research in a poster competition organized by the Longhorn Energy Club.\n\nAll conference participants are also invited to join:\n\nAn energy analytics workshop hosted by UT’s Center for Analytics and Transformative Technologies (CATT)on Monday, February 18.A panel on sustainable energy developmenthosted by UT’s Hildebrand Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineeringand Women in Petroleum and Geosystems Engineeringon Friday, February 21.For more, read the full conference program with affiliated events and visit the UT Energy Week website. \n\nUT Energy Week is organized by the Longhorn Energy Club in collaboration with the University’s Energy Institute, and is supported by the KBH Center for Energy, Law & Business and the McCombs Energy Initiative, along with UT Austin schools and colleges engaged in energy-related research. A second student organization, the Texas Journal of Oil, Gas, and Energy Law at the University of Texas Law School, will also host continuing legal education courses during the weeklong event."
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