Organizations and Academic Programs

A full listing of Stanford departments and institutes working in the energy space, from policy institutes to technical programs.

Student Groups and Clubs

Learn about student run organizations, both at Stanford and around the Bay, working on energy. From policy organizations to project based groups in wind and solar, find the right student group for you.

Energy Coursework

View a list of courses from across the University that touch on energy related issues, from policy classes on the environment and sustainability to thermodynamics courses in the engineering school.

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View the full list of upcoming energy events, both at Stanford and around the bay. This list includes both our events and events from other institutions and groups.

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View a calendar populated with energy events, both at Stanford and around the bay. This calendar includes both our events and events from other institutions and groups.

View Your Saved Events

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View the list of upcoming events you have saved.

Add events to your saved calendar by clicking the icon next to events listed in the full calendar.

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View a calendar populated with events you have saved.

Add events to your saved calendar by clicking the icon next to events listed in the full calendar.

Subscribe to the Calendar

You can subscribe to the full calendar using your favorite calendar viewer, including outlook, google calendar, and Zimbra.

Add an Event to Our Calendar

Know of an event we are missing? Hosting your event and want it listed on our calendar? Use this page to submit events to the energy-folks calendar admins for inclusion on this site and in our digest.

SEC Energy Socials

The energy social is a biweekly event during that academic year designed to bring together students from all ages and disciplines for energy related discussion.

SEC Lunch Discussion Series

The lunch discussions bring together a limited number of students with professors, entrepreneurs, and other thought leaders for informal, intimate discussions on energy issues.

SEC Mixer and Networking Events

The SEC occasionally holds mixers and networking events at location at and around the Stanford campus for the Stanford energy community to meet, mingle, and network.

SEC Site Visits

Throughout the year, the Energy Club organizes group visits to various companies or production facilities throughout the Bay Area.

Energy360 is a programming series designed to bring high value speakers to campus to discuss energy related issues in a multi-disciplinary manner.

SEC Energy Showcase and Expo

The Showcase and Expo brings together researchers from across all disciplines of Stanford University for a poster session, providing an opportunity for these researchers to visit, mingle, and network. The showcases are free and open to the public.

The BSCC is an annual conference held in cooperation with BERC at Berkeley. The BSCC brings together experts from the academic, government, and industry realms to engage and discuss important energy topics.

SEC General Meetings

We meet every other week to discuss our initiatives, plan new ones, elect officers, and more. Our meetings are open to all participants, so come on by and be a part of the Energy Club and help empower the energy community on campus.

The Energy Club Mission

The Stanford Energy Club strives to bring together Stanford students, scholars and local professionals of all levels, regardless of discipline, who are interested in energy issues.

Our Leaders and Advisors

A Small group of dedicated students and advisors work hard to make the Energy Club a successful organization on campus. Learn about who we are and what we do at Stanford.

Organizational Structure and Committees

The SEC is split into six offices, each managed by a VP, and a number of sub-committees. Learn about the full structure, the committees, and the members who make up these teams.

Get Involved

The Energy Club needs your help! We are always looking for great people who believe in our mission and want to improve the energy scene on campus while growing personally and professionally.