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Exciting Leadership Opportunity! UH Energy is seeking a visionary Executive Director to lead the Institute of Ecological Resilience. If you are passionate about ecological research and driving impactful change, this is your chance to make a difference. The Executive Director will: ? Shape the strategic vision of the institute ? Lead cutting-edge research on ecological resilience ? Collaborate with industry, academia, & community partners ? Secure funding & drive innovation for environmental solutions Ideal candidates have 7+ years of experience in a related field, with a strong background in research leadership. A master’s degree is preferred. Ready to lead the way in ecological resilience? Apply today! ?? https://ow.ly/ojAE50Vc156

?? Louisiana's Electricity Crisis? ?? University of Houston Energy expert Ed Hirs warns that industrial-only electricity deregulation in Louisiana could have disastrous consequences. While big industries may benefit, residents and small businesses could face higher costs, grid instability, and reduced investment in infrastructure. Texas serves as a cautionary tale—will Louisiana learn from it? Read more about the risks and implications in Hirs' latest Forbes piece: https://lnkd.in/eCpNz5-7 ????#WeAreUHEnergy

Join Us for the UH2HW Legacy Well Emissions Workshop! In collaboration with Heriot-Watt University & UH Energy – University of Houston, this workshop brings together industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers to explore: Key Topics: ?? Emissions & Environmental Risk Assessments ?? Cutting-Edge Detection Technologies ?? Innovative Remediation Strategies ?? Industry-Academia Collaboration ?? Register now by scanning the QR code on the flyer! #UH2HW ???? #WeAreUHEnergy

University of Houston Energy Transition Institute is thrilled to welcome Torkel Rhenman of LyondellBasell as the Opening Keynote Speaker for the 2025 UH Energy Symposium on Plastics Circularity! There is still time to register! https://lnkd.in/g7-WpQpR

University of Houston Energy economist Ed Hirs warns of rising sovereign risk in the U.S. as debt levels surge and economic growth slows. He highlights concerns about recession risks, inflation, and the potential impacts on energy markets. Policymakers must navigate these challenges carefully to maintain stability. ?? Read more: https://lnkd.in/gjP75yBp ???? #WeAreUHEnergy

Join us for an inspiring session on Transformational Leadership! ?? The Energy Careers and Leadership Webinar Series continues with Tandra Perkins (Jackson), Senior Vice President & Chief Digital & Administrative Officer at Phillips 66! ?? Topic: Transformational Leadership – Purpose, Agility, and a Growth Mindset ?? Date: March 28, 2025 ?? Time: 10-11 AM (CST) | Held Virtually ?? Why Attend? Learn how digital transformation and leadership principles are shaping the future of energy! ???? #WeAreUHEnergy #EnergyLeadership #Careers

Energy strategy: Quick fix or long-term plan? University of Houston Energy Economist Ed Hirs warns against a "drill-baby-drill" approach as oil execs meet with Trump. He stresses that short-term production boosts won't fix long-term energy challenges—the industry needs sustainable policies to manage prices and demand. ???? Should the U.S. focus on drilling more or investing in energy diversification??Read more about his insights here: https://lnkd.in/g2hMFFDz ????? #WeAreUHEnergy #EnergyPolicy

?? SAVE THE DATE! ?? Join us for the Energy Transition Winds of Change presented by Charles McConnell Center For Carbon Management in Energy (CCME), where we’ll explore the technology and policy implications in the new market! ?? Keynote Speaker: U.S. Congressman Robert Latta, Chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee ?? Topics Covered: ? Current Policy and Project Updates ? International Status and Projects ?? Date: Friday, May 30, 2025 ? Time: 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM ?? Location: Hilton University of Houston, 4450 University Drive, Houston, TX 77204 Stay tuned—registration details coming soon! ???? #WeAreUHEnergy

University of Houston Energy economist Ed Hirs weighs in on the 'drill, baby, drill' debate, emphasizing that increasing U.S. oil production isn't as simple as some suggest. With market forces, investment hesitancy, and geopolitical risks at play, the industry faces significant challenges. Hirs highlights the economic realities shaping oil and gas decisions today. Watch the full discussion here: https://lnkd.in/gJyMzbyY ???? #WeAreUHEnergy

Join us for session 5 tomorrow with Caroline Mead!