Conference Sponsorship Opportunities

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Here’s your opportunity to interface with economists who focus on the challenges of energy from their point of view. We can tailor your sponsorship package to meet your needs. Interested? Contact USAEE to start your discussion.

2023 USAEE Sponsorship Brochure

2023 Sponsorship Opportunities

Gold Level - $30,000

Exclusive sponsor for one of four key events during the conference: Opening Reception, Awards Luncheon, Dinner Reception, or Keynote Address
Registration credit enabling six delegates to attend the conference
Gold level branding on signage and all Conference communications media
Exhibit table for company materials
Invitation to the sponsors’ reception
Reserved seating at general sessions
Company highlight presentation during the conference

Silver Level - $15,000

Can sponsor a breakfast or coffee break during the conference
Registration credit enabling four delegates to attend the conference
Silver level branding on signage and all Conference communications media
Exhibit table for company materials
Invitation to the sponsors’ reception

Bronze Level - $7,500

Registration credit enabling two delegates to attend the conference
Bronze level branding on signage and all Conference communications media
Exhibit table for company materials
Invitation to the sponsors’ reception

Student Events

Student Event sponsors receive a registration credit, signage at the specific event, and invitation to the sponsors' reception.

Student Mentor Breakfast - $5,000
Student Reception - $5,000

2022 Conference Summary

Here's a snapshot of the 2022 Conference...

Participants

Sponsors

Key Speakers

2022 Participants

Universities Represented
Akita University Boston University Carnegie Mellon University Colorado School of Mines Colorado State University-Fort Collins Dongduk Women's University EIA University Incheon National University Johns Hopkins University Konkuk University Lehigh University Makerere University Business School Makerere University School of Engineering New Mexico State University North Dakota State University Norwegian University of Science and Technology Northwestern University Oklahoma Baptist University Ostfold University College Pennsylvania State University Purdue University Rice University	Rochester Inst of Technology RWTH Aachen University Singapore University of Social Sciences Southern Methodist University Stanford University Technical University Munich Texas A&M University Texas State University The Ohio State University The University of New Mexico The University of Texas at Austin UC Berkeley UNC at Chapel Hill Umea University Universidad de Navarra University of Alaska Fairbanks University of Alberta University of Arizona University of Calgary University of California, Davis University of California - San Diego	University of Dar es Salaam University of Houston University of Maryland, School of Public Policy University of Maryland University of Miami University of Michigan University of Milano-Bicocca University of Navarra University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University of Notre Dame University of Regina University of Rhode Island University of Tennessee University of Texas University of Texas San Antonio University of the Incarnate Word University Paris Dauphine-PSL UW Madison Washington state University West Virginia University Wilfrid Laurier University Yale University
Companies Represented
4 Score Economics Agencia Nacional Petraleo Air Liquide Alberta Market Surveillance Administrator Alfred P. Sloan Foundation API Aramco Americas Baker Hughes Baker Institute - Rice University Blattner Energy BOEM BP International Bureau of Economic Geology (University of Texas at Austin) Cambridge Econometrics Carnegie Institution for Science Center for Energy Studies, Baker Institute - Rice University Center for Strategic and International Tudies Center on Global Energy Policy, Columbia University Charles Koch Foundation Charles River Associates Chevron ConocoPhillips CSIS Deloitte Electric Power Research Institute	Encoord Inc. Energy Futures Initiative Energy Information Administration Environmental Defense Fund EQT Corporation Exeter Associates FAEE - PSE - Enedis Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas FGV CERI FRB Dallas- Houston Branch Free University of Bozen-Bolzano GDS Associates GTI Energy IFO Institute International Association for Energy Economics ITAM JOGMEC-Houston-Office King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center (KAPSARC) Korea Energy Economics Institute Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory LEIDOS London Economics International Los Alamos National Laboratory Market Surveillance Administrator MIT Energy Initiative National Energy Technology Laboratory National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies National Renewable Energy Laboratory	Nigerian National Petroleum Company NOV NRG Energy Inc. NYU Inst for Policy Integrity Oak Ridge National Laboratory Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Pecan Street Inc. PNNL Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) Rapidan Energy Group RBAC Inc ReSolved Energy Consulting Resources for the Future Sandia National Laboratories SK GAS Southern Company State of Alaska Tellurian, Inc. Texas Alliance of Energy Producers The Center for Growth and Opportunity at Utah State University U.S. Department of Energy U.S. Energy Information Administration U.S. Geological Survey Uganda Investment Authority Uganda Security Printing Company LTD (USPC) & Prof. MUBS USDA US Forest Service World Bank

2022 Sponsors

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Silver Sponsors

American Petroleum Institute
BP
Chevron
ConocoPhillips
EQT
ExxonMobil
Tellurian

Bronze Sponsors

Aramco
Baker Institute
Encoord
EPRI
GTI
KAPSARC
NRG

Student Posters

John Holding

2022 Plenary, Keynote, and Panel Session Speakers

Inês Azevedo, Associate Professor of Energy Science Engineering, Stanford University
Chris Angelides, Head of the Energy Transition Program, Shell
Jason Bordoff, Dean of the Columbia Climate School and Founding Director of the Center on Global Energy Policy, Columbia University
Danny Broberg, Senior Policy Analyst, Bipartisan Policy Center
Anna Broughel, Director, Clean Energy Leadership Institute
Joe DeCarolis, Administrator, Energy Information Administration
Jim Diemer, Director of Commercial and Strategic Analytics, Sempra Infrastructure
Dean Foreman, Chief Economist, American Petroleum Institute
Michelle Foss, Fellow in Energy, Minerals & Materials, Center for Energy Studies, Baker Institute for Public Policy, Rice University
Patricia Hoffman, Principal Deputy Director, Grid Deployment Office, U.S. Department of Energy
Karr Ingham, Petroleum Economist, Texas Alliance of Energy Producers
David Kirsch , Managing Director, US Oil and Gas Sector, Ernst & Young
Stuart Levenbach, Executive, Global Policy & Funding Solutions
Bob McNally, President, Rapidan Energy Group
Evan Michelson, Program Director, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Chris Moser, Executive Vice President, Head of Competitive Markets and Policy, NRG
Brett A. Perlman, CEO, Center for Houston’s Future
Aileen Roder, Attorney Advisor, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Alison Silverstein, Principal, Alison Silverstein Consulting
Benjamin Sovacool, Professor of Earth and Environment, Boston University
Anna Spurlock, Research Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Christine Tezak, Managing Director, Research, ClearView Energy Partners
Burçin Ünel, Energy Policy Director, Institute for Policy Integrity, NYU School of Law
Rick Westerdale, Executive Director, Energy Futures Initiative
Rob Wingo, EVP for Corporate Ventures, EQT
Gregory Upton, Associate Research Professor, Louisiana State University Center for Energy Studies
David Rapson, Chancellor’s Leadership Professor, Department of Economics, UC Davis
Chris Nichols, Chairman, USAEE Government Affairs Committee
Derek Wissmiller, Director of Energy Systems Modeling, GTI Energy
Pat Wood III, CEO, Hunt Energy Network