Houston, TX – Houston’s Energy Day Festival returned on Saturday, October 21, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Sam Houston Park in downtown Houston. This year marked the Festival’s 11th anniversary of bringing Houston-area K-12 students, educators and their families together with Houston’s leading companies and industry experts for…...
Houston Energy Day Festival Celebrates 10th Anniversary
Houston Energy Day Festival Celebrates 10th Anniversary Family Events Brings Together Houston’s Leading Companies with Students to Energize STEM Education HOUSTON, TX – After a two-year COVID hiatus, Houston’s Energy Day Festival was back in full swing on Saturday, October 15, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Sam Houston…...
CEEF Announces the Creation of the American Energy and Environment Workforce Institute
Institute to be Led by Energy and Workforce Advocate Kevin Doyle Houston, TX – Consumer Energy Education Foundation (CEEF) announced the creation of the CEEF American Energy and Environment Workforce Institute, headed by Kevin Doyle. The Institute will focus on addressing workforce policy issues within the energy and environmental industry…...
Consumer Energy Education Foundation Wins as Best Outreach Program in the 2020 World Oil Awards
Houston, TX – Consumer Energy Education Foundation (CEEF) was honored with a 2020 World Oil Award for its “Best Outreach Program” during their annual awards ceremony held on October 15, 2020 at an online awards ceremony. The World Oil Awards recognizes the energy industry’s leading innovators and developments in technology that have made lasting impacts…...
Eighth Annual Energy Day Festival Is A Huge Success
HOUSTON – October 20, 2018 – Families, students, educators, and local industry leaders gathered at Sam Houston Park in downtown Houston this past Saturday for Houston’s Eighth Annual Energy Day Festival, hosted by the Consumer Energy Education Foundation (CEEF), along with its partner Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA). The free event…...
What’s Your Story?
We’re looking for STEM stories from students and educators (age and grade level don’t matter; we’re just looking for content). These stories could be in any form of media: videos (simple and filmed from a mobile phone is totally fine!), interviews, or written “biographical” type stories. We’ve even had some…...
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