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Join Michael E. Webber at this year's Texas Energy Summit at the Texas Capitol! Registration is open at texasenergysummit.com

Allow us to introduce the "Energy Thought Leader in Higher Education" of the year, Michael E. Webber 🤘 Each year, the American Energy Society identifies and awards the most extraordinary for their contributions to energy and sustainability. Help us congratulate our own Texas Engineer!

As one of his last accomplishments of 2024 Michael E. Webber was selected as a Fulbright Technical Specialist by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs where he could be matched with projects in over 150 countries. World Learning The Fulbright Program

Last week Michael E. Webber joined WBUR's On Point to discuss the clean energy landscape in Texas and California. Check it out ⬇️ wbur.org/onpoint/2025/0…

“The thing I worry about with the flurry of day one activities from the Trump administration is giving us fewer opportunities to invest in diverse energy options.” Michael E. Webber to E&E News. Check out the full conversation ⬇️ eenews.net/articles/how-t…

PBS is sharing the story of energy with a series based on Michael E. Webber's Michael E. Webber’s book, Power Trip: The Story of Energy. We’re proud to support this #Educational series that aims to improve energy-water literacy & inspire future #Innovation: bit.ly/4gqrTvy

.Michael E. Webber, a professor of engineering and public affairs who studies energy, tells WBUR how Texas became America's clean energy leader: utex.as/3CDqpQx

Last week Joshua D. Rhodes spoke with John Dickson, CEO of Bytewhisper Security, at the 2025 TexAI conference, hosted by The Texas Lyceum

On Feb 26th Michael E. Webber will speak on an A.I. and the Clean Energy Revolution panel at the Plant Texas 2050 Symposium in collaboration with the Texas Exes Sustainability Alumni Network. Register today pt2050symposium2025.splashthat.com

“The 20-year move toward lower emissions will not stop just because of Mr. Trump’s bully pulpit,” Michael E. Webber, a professor of public affairs and engineering, writes. nyti.ms/40UKklZ

"Clean energy isn’t a niche, mom-and-pop industry of enthusiasts and tinkerers anymore." - Michael E. Webber for The New York Times Opinion: Trump Wants to Kill Clean Energy. He’s Too Late. Read the full essay ⬇️nytimes.com/2025/02/11/opi…

Had fun speaking at the ⁦UT Austin⁩ Hook ‘Em House as part of ⁦SXSW⁩ on the topic of AI+energy. In the near term AI exacerbates strain on the grid and in the long term it accelerates the development of solutions. CC: ⁦Webber Energy Group⁩

.Joshua D. Rhodes joins Marketplace, The electric grid’s battery capacity expanded 66% last year, and there’s more to come. Listen now 📻marketplace.org/2025/03/12/the…

The future of energy is here, & you can be at the forefront! 🌎⚡ Join us at the Energy Technology & Policy Conference June 16-18, where policymakers & industry leaders will tackle the toughest energy & environmental challenges. 🔗 Learn more & register: lbj.utexas.edu/energy-technol…

Energy is at the heart of global change, & understanding it is crucial for today’s leaders.⚡ Join us this June at the Energy Technology & Policy Conference, where innovative tech meets climate policy to shape the future of energy leadership. 🔗Register: lbj.utexas.edu/energy-technol…

How do we prepare Texas’ power infrastructure for the future economy? Hear from experts and business leaders about the investments needed to expand the grid, keep prices affordable and prepare for the future. In Dallas and online Thursday, May 8. RSVP: trib.it/qb8Jq6

I’ll be moderating this event next week, featuring Garrett Golding of the Dallas Fed, Sandie Haverlah of Texas Consumer Association and Michael E. Webber of UT Austin. Join us!

.Joshua D. Rhodes joined Marketplace to weigh in on potential cuts to the Federal Energy Star label program which could greatly effect Texans. Read more ⬇️ marketplace.org/story/2025/05/…

"What happens when it's really hot is everything underperforms, yet demand is higher than ever." Michael Webber joins NPR's All Things Considered to discuss the struggling power grid. Listen here: npr.org/2025/06/26/nx-…

"Risks of blackouts will go up because of the president's bill, because the bill makes it more expensive and difficult to build the power plants we need to maintain the grid,” Michael E. Webber tells Spectrum News spectrumnews1.com/ca/southern-ca…