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⚡ Only a few days left to register — deadline Oct. 27!

Ready to take on the next big energy challenge? The Coogs for Energy Hackathon is your chance to make an impact!

📅 Finals: Nov. 21–22, 2025
📍 UH Student Center South
💡 Team up with peers, work with industry mentors, and tackle real-world energy challenges.
🏆 $6,000 • $3,000 • $1,500 in prizes

Don’t wait — spots are limited, and you won’t want to miss this.
👉 Register now — link in bio!

The Leap: Houston Innovation Panel brought together UH students, faculty, and Houston’s innovators for an evening of inspiration and insight. 💡

From startup stories to lessons in resilience, our panelists encouraged students to take bold steps toward their own entrepreneurial journeys. 🚀

Thank you to everyone who joined us, over 100 attendees from across UH colleges connected with innovation programs like SURE, RED Labs, Tech Bridge, Innov8 Hub, and more!

🌍⚡️ The future of natural gas is at the center of increasing energy demand in Texas.

Join us for The Future of Natural Gas Symposium

📅 October 9, 2025
📍 UH Student Center South – Theater

Hear from leaders discussing innovation in CCUS and sustainability:
✨ Jason Lanclos – Louisiana Economic Development
✨ Pete Sheffield – Enbridge
✨ Gina Dorsey – Kinder Morgan
✨ Bret Estep – Tenaska Development

🎟 Don’t miss this chance to be part of the conversation on energy’s future!

🔗Link in bio to register.

What a turnout! 🙌 Today’s Energy Career Fair brought these great companies to campus, and our students showed up in full force to network, explore opportunities, and showcase their talents. A huge thank you to the employers and Coogs for making this event such a success!
 

UH Energy is thrilled to welcome the STEM program to our campus to share the exciting developments and innovations happening. We are excited to cultivate the next generation of energy leaders!

ICYMI: In their just-published white paper “Competitive Pricing of Hydrogen as an Economic Alternative to Gasoline and Diesel for the Houston Transportation Sector”, a team of University of Houston academics figure that the city has “more than sufficient” water and commercial filtering systems to support hydrogen generation.

https://www.energyvoice.com/opinion/542215/we-must-look-before-we-leap-with-hydrogen-and-transport/ 🐾💡

We must look before we leap with hydrogen and transport Hydrogen can already be a profitable and competitive alternative to petrol and diesel fuels, at least in world energy capital Houston, researchers claim.