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Houston’s energy events calendar includes process technology, pipeline integrity, carbon capture, nuclear fuel, broad energy, and oil and gas gatherings. The sample spans conferences, summits, seminars, and expos organized by industry associations, research and advisory firms, media event groups, and sector organizations.
Attendees typically include energy executives, engineers, technical specialists, project and investment professionals, policymakers, and other industry participants. Recurring themes include improving industrial processes, maintaining pipeline systems, developing carbon capture and storage, managing nuclear fuel issues, and discussing energy markets, strategy, and oil and gas opportunities.
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Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) · Houston, TX
Mining & Metals · NuclearA commercial nuclear fuel cycle seminar addressing fuel security, supply-chain resilience, uranium markets, conversion and enrichment, fuel fabrication, advanced reactor fuel, policy and regulation, workforce development, innovation, and international collaboration. The program includes “Challenges and Opportunities Across the Nuclear Fuel Cycle,” focused on mining, conversion, enrichment, fuel supply, utility procurement, market challenges, and long-term supply-chain confidence; “Emerging Market Players and the Path to Compete,” covering financing, contracting, project execution, customer confidence, and resilient fuel supply; “The Die Is Cast on Uranium's Cost Curve”; “Future Global Nuclear Fuel Cycle Scenarios”; “Supplying Uranium for the Next Generation of Nuclear Power,” covering production, permitting, investment, utility contracting, mining, fuel security, and future reactor deployment; “Building the Fuel Supply Chain for Advanced Reactors,” covering advanced fuel pathways, procurement, licensing, and commercial-scale fuel availability; and “Modernizing Nuclear with Modern Fuel Procurement,” covering financial, trading, regulatory, and market-mechanism perspectives. Named participants include representatives from Nuclear Energy Institute, New Horizon Nuclear Associates, Cameco, Urenco, Edlow International Company, Fluxpoint, SuperCritical Materials, Quantum Leap, Global Laser Enrichment, Ocean Wall, Sachem Cove Partners, WNA, TradeTech, Kazatomprom, Bannerman Energy, Uranium Energy Corp, Uranium Royalty Corp, Uranium Producers of America, Idaho National Laboratory, Natura Resources, TRISO-X, CleanCore Thorium Energy, newcleo, BWX Technologies, Centrus, Uranium Digital, Dow, and ICAP.
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Reuters Events — Energy · Houston, TX
Nuclear · Oil & Gas · Power & UtilitiesThe agenda is organized around Project Execution, Nuclear, and Grids, AI & Infrastructure. Sessions address the energy system required for AI-driven demand, including scalable transmission, interconnection models, gas generation, capital structures, and speed-to-power coordination. Featured discussions include “Powering the Data Economy: What Must the Grid, Gas System and Capital Markets Build by 2030?”, “The Great U.S. Energy Buildout: Capital, Grid, and Execution in a High-Demand Era,” “M&A, Strategic Partnerships & Collaboration in the Race for U.S. Energy Capacity,” “Building the Workforce to Deliver Americas Energy Future,” and “LNG at the Centre of Energy Security, Trade & Growth.” Themes include nuclear deployment, grid reliability, energy infrastructure, LNG trade, workforce shortages, AI-enabled execution, investment, permitting, and cross-sector partnerships. Named participants include executives from Xcel Energy, Texas Nuclear Alliance, Octopus Energy, Entergy, Microsoft, Portland General Electric, RWE Americas, Equinix, Emerson, Idaho National Laboratory, Williams, Breakthrough Energy, Avangrid, Fermi America, Constellation, Centerpoint Energy, American Clean Power, Consumers Energy, NERC, Tennessee Department of Economic & Community, Long Duration Energy Storage Council, EDF Renewables, Baseload Power US, Vision Ridge Partners, Energy Workforce & Technology Council, NRG, Interstate Natural Gas Association of America, Oglethorpe Power, the U.S. Department of Energy, Moelis & Company, Arizona Energy Consortium, EQT Corporation, Navergy Infrastructure Partners, Port of Corpus Christi, Virginia State Corporation, Fulcrum LNG, Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners, ExxonMobil, Puget Sound Energy, Kosmos Energy, Texas Capital, Babcock & Wilcox, MISO, AES, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and RBC Capital Markets.
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NAPE (North American Prospect Expo) · Houston, TX
Mining & Metals · Oil & Gas · Power & UtilitiesA marketplace for buying, selling, and trading prospects and producing properties, with programming spanning oil and gas, critical minerals, data centers, geothermal, minerals and non-operated assets, bitcoin mining, renewable energy, and offshore opportunities. The Energy Business Conference includes “US/World Energy Outlook 2027,” covering commodity pricing, production outlooks, geopolitical volatility, regulatory developments, LNG growth, capital discipline, energy security, and demand from AI infrastructure and industrial expansion. “Power Grid, Data Centers & AI Infrastructure” examines grid capacity, data-center siting, water and electricity costs, and AI-driven power demand. “AI & Technology in Energy” addresses scaling AI, governance, and innovation. “Energy During Wartime/Government View of Wartime Energy” covers energy security, critical-infrastructure resilience, global LNG, strategic minerals, military demand, cyber threats, and supply-chain disruption. “CEO Fireside Chat: Leading Energy Forward” focuses on AI adoption, workforce strategy, commodity markets, and geopolitical developments. The Technical Track features “AI for Subsurface Energy,” including generative AI for geospatial maps, OSDU and harmonized datasets, seismic interpretation, and data workflows. “New Opportunities in Traditional Legacy Oil and Gas Basins” covers direct lithium extraction from Arkansas’s Smackover Formation, geothermal co-production in the Bakken, helium and hydrogen resources, stacked-pay development, and San Andres horizontal drilling. The Capital Track addresses capital allocation, consolidation, public and private financing, infrastructure investment, underwriting energy types, and expected returns. Additional programming includes a Government Affairs Session on regulatory changes, advocacy, and policy trends, plus expo hubs focused on prospects, critical minerals, renewable energy, offshore activity, minerals and non-operated assets, data centers, and bitcoin mining.
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