What is UH Energy?
$1.6
BILLION
UH Energy
Greater Houston Impact
Drawing on an array of academic and research resources, UH Energy serves as a strategic partner to the industry, producing specialized personnel, innovative scholars and technological experts from the more than 8,000 students pursuing energy-related careers.
BY THE NUMBERS
- 9Energy-related Colleges
- 30 Energy-related Undergraduate Programs
- 46Graduate and Professional Programs
- 1stIn the Nation Subsea Engineering Master's Program
- 11Energy-related Graduate Certificates
- 40%Students in Energy-related Degree Programs
- 24Energy Advisory Board Members
- 29Research Centers
Energy-Related Colleges
UH Energy Featured Events
Jan
31
11:30am
CCME RESEARCH DAY
The Center for Carbon Management in Energy (CCME) at the University of Houston (UH) invites you to the CCME Research Day.
The carbon management challenges facing society require the transformative research and solutions that the UH CCME have partnered with the energy industry to address. The O&G, Petrochemicals and Electric Power markets all have fundamental transformation that is required and our Research Day in designed to showcase many of these efforts that are in progress at UH.
Feb
18
6:00pm
TRANSPORTATION REVOLUTION SYMPOSIUM
Transportation as we know it is going to be transformed over the next decade. While electrification is advancing and gradually replacing internal combustion engines, automation and driverless vehicles are considered a significant transformation of transportation. While much of the focus of the public has been on the high profile tests of passenger vehicles and their high profile accidents, a quiet transformation to automation has been happening in the automation of medium and heavy duty freight as well as industrial fleets.
Feb
27
8:30am
ESG IN THE ENERGY INDUSTRY WORKSHOP
The Consortium for Energy Corporate Social Responsibility (CECSR) at the University of Houston (UH) will host a day long workshop on Environment, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) as applied to the different sectors of the energy industry on February 27, 2020.
The morning sessions will provide current and leading thoughts on ESG reporting from multiple perspectives of the energy industry – industry experts, investors, raters, rankers, and academics. The workshop sessions in the afternoon will discuss guidelines and tools for ESG reporting including identifying materiality that matters.
Mar
19
6:00pm
ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE SYMPOSIUM
The last summer in Texas has been an exemplar to the challenges we face with the energy infrastructure. The aging and “old energy” generation infrastructure is increasingly being retired and much of the reliance of base-load power generation from these sources is becoming ineffective. In the meantime, the new generation and storage infrastructure is displaying the classic early technology challenges and not as reliable and causing significant economic impact.