Must-attend meetings
7+ must-attend Houston energy transition events for August 2026
Editor's note: The second half of August has a full calendar of large-scale events and exhibitions, annual conferences, and more. Mark your calendars for these top Houston energy transition events taking place in August, and begin registering today.
August 17-20: IMAGE '26
Co-hosted by SEG and AAPG, the International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy event (IMAGE '26) is the world’s premier gathering for geoscientists, energy professionals, and industry leaders to connect and innovate. A global audience from all sectors of geosciences and energy come together in Houston to collaborate and network through a comprehensive technical program with more than 1,100 presentations, engaging panel discussions, hands-on workshops and courses, and a unique exhibition experience.
This event begins August 17 at George R. Brown Convention Center. Register here.
August 18: Real Impact
The Renewable Energy Alliance of Houston for Real Impact 2026, the annual conference bringing together energy industry leaders, policymakers, business professionals, and community stakeholders to discuss the future of clean energy, infrastructure, innovation, and economic growth. This year's keynote speaker is Jason Ryan, executive vice president of regulatory services and government affairs at CenterPoint Energy. The conference concludes with a networking reception providing attendees an opportunity to continue the conversation and build new connections.
This event begins August 18 at 10 am, and space is limited. Register here.
August 18-19: AVEVA Day Energy & EPC
AVEVA Day Energy & EPC brings together 400+ leaders and experts from the oil & gas, energy, chemicals, and EPC industries. Attendees will connect with peers facing similar challenges, learn from real customer stories, and discover how companies are accelerating operations with AI and industrial intelligence.
This event begins August 18 at Westin Houston Memorial City. Register here.
August 26: Global Energy Summit
The fourth annual Global Energy Summit is where geopolitics meets the grid. The summit will feature DNV’s Global Energy Outlook, a long-range global and regional energy forecast shaping the trajectory of markets, security, and sustainability through 2060. These remarks will be followed by three panels covering global energy supply chains, Latin America's rising, and the future of global energy security in the age of AI. Closing remarks will be by Robert Bryce, a veteran author and journalist, who explores the intersection of energy, policy, and innovation.
This event. begins at 1 pm on August 26 at Amegy Bank Tower. Register here.
August 26-27: Texas Energy Forum 2026
Organized by U.S. Energy Stream, the 2026 conference will focuses on the theme, "AI Runs on Texas Energy: How Texas and Alberta Are Powering the AI Revolution." The forum brings together U.S. Senators, members of Congress, senior government officials, and leaders from the energy, technology, manufacturing, and financial sectors for candid discussions on the energy, infrastructure, and technological advancements required to power the AI revolution and strengthen American competitiveness.
This event begins August 26 at the Petroleum Club of Houston. Register here.
August 27: TXOGA Energy Elevated Technology Showcase
This annual event highlights innovative technologies aimed at enhancing efficiency, sustainability, and safety within the oil and natural gas industry. The showcase brings together entrepreneurs, startups, and established companies to present their technologies and solutions that address challenges faced by the energy sector.
This event takes place August 27 at Hyatt Regency Houston. Register here.
August 28: Chevron Innovation Competition- Final Round
The University of Houston presents the 5th Annual Chevron Innovation Commercialization Competition. This dynamic event empowers students to transform their cutting-edge energy research into real-world solutions. The event is sponsored by Chevron and organized by UH Energy.
This event begins August 28 at 2 pm on the UH campus. Register here.
