Tuesday, February 18, 2025

Beyond 2020, how will the energy transition reshape the geopolitical landscape?
The transition pits renewables against fossil fuels, potentially disrupting global power structures.
This panel explores whether power will shift from fossil-fuel exporters, if US-China dynamics will fracture geopolitics,
and whether nationalism will block cooperation and worsen the climate crisis.

This panel explores critical minerals in the energy transition — from lithium and cobalt to rare earths — and examines
vulnerabilities in global supply chains, geopolitical implications, and how these materials might shape the future of clean energy.

As transportation evolves beyond petroleum, this panel explores how biofuels, electricity, and hydrogen could shape the next generation of mobility.

Sponsored by Texas Law’s Institute for Transnational Law, this panel discusses the legal and policy challenges of building energy infrastructure in emerging economies under climate pressure.

Hosted by the McCombs Energy Initiative, this forum discusses careers in energy and the need for collaboration across sectors to meet future demand.