The State Energy Conference of North Carolina brings together energy professionals, policy makers, innovators, and businesses to explore the latest trends, technologies, and strategies shaping the energy sector. Topics include Grid Scale Resources, Distributed Resources, Electrification & Industrial Loads, Load Flexibility, Energy Efficiency & Building Technologies, and Innovation & Entrepreneurship. Conference runs April 28-29, 2026. Continuing education credits available.

Elementary level Science Olympiad tournament hosted by Thomas Edison EnergySmart Charter School.

Physical Science - States of Matter, Energy and Motion - Watch solids, liquids, and gases transform while discovering how energy keeps things moving! Join us for Science Fever Friday, a dynamic homeschool program designed for learners of all ages.

Physical Science - States of Matter, Energy and Motion. Watch solids, liquids, and gases transform while discovering how energy keeps things moving! Join us for Science Fever Fridays, a dynamic homeschool class designed for learners of all ages! Each session will explore a different science topic--ranging from biology and chemistry to engineering and space science. While topics will be announced as we go, every class promises hands-on discovery, curiosity-driven learning, and fun!

The 15th annual Appalachian Energy Summit will be held in-person on the campus of Appalachian State University. Theme: Resilience. Registration and room blocks will close on May 4.

The 15th annual Appalachian Energy Summit will be held in-person on the campus of Appalachian State University June 3-5, 2026. Theme: Resilience. Registration and room blocks will close on May 4.

IC-STEM Camp (Innovation Collaboration) empowers Texas youth to explore STEM careers through hands-on activities including Robotics, faculty-led sessions, industry partner workshops, and the Rube Goldberg Challenge. Students explore six major Texas industry clusters: advanced manufacturing, biotechnology, energy, aerospace, IT, and more. This is a commuter-only camp for rising 9th-12th graders running June 8-12, 2026, with daily schedule from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Administered by the Texas Workforce Commission.

Learn teamwork, make friends, unleash creativity, and achieve real learning outcomes while building with LEGOs and other materials. Includes fundamentals of building and competitions.

Discover the physics behind your favorite fair attractions! In this interactive workshop, participants explore motion, force, energy, gravity, friction, and momentum through hands-on experiments and design challenges. Grades 1-4. Session runs 9-10:30 a.m.

Discover the physics behind your favorite fair attractions! In this interactive workshop, participants explore motion, force, energy, gravity, friction, and momentum through hands-on experiments and design challenges. Grades 1-4. Session runs 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Week 3 of STEM Academy: Forces in Motion. Students explore forces, motion, energy, and sustainability through project-based learning in physics, computer programming, robotics, and statistics, examining how these concepts intersect in real-world systems through a partnership with Xavier University Faculty. Learning outcomes include explaining how forces, motion, and energy interact in real-world systems, working collaboratively to design and complete STEM projects, applying the scientific method to test ideas and analyze data, and communicating results clearly through presentations and demonstrations. Duration: July 6-10, 2026.

IC-STEM Camp (Innovation Collaboration) empowers Texas youth to explore STEM careers through hands-on activities including Robotics, faculty-led sessions, industry partner workshops, and the Rube Goldberg Challenge. Students explore six major Texas industry clusters: advanced manufacturing, biotechnology, energy, aerospace, IT, and more. This is a commuter-only camp for rising 6th-8th graders running July 6-10, 2026, with daily schedule from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Administered by the Texas Workforce Commission.

Hands-on exploration of the physical sciences. Topics include: Batteries and energy, nanoscience, physics, chemistry, radioisotopes, geomorphology, quantum computing, and more. Sunday, July 12 - Thursday, July 16, 2026.

Sophomores have the chance to experience South Carolina's capital like never before. Tour the statehouse, meet lawmakers, and see how co-ops are preparing for our state's energy future. Plus, there's plenty of fun visits with popular Columbia area attractions. Students must reside in a residence served by Aiken Electric Cooperative.

Energy is everywhere! In this camp we will explore energy-related phenomena and explore energy transfer using the Project Lead the Way Launch module 'Energy Exploration.' Campers will explore ways that energy is at play all around us. They will make observations of energy-related events and investigate ways that energy can be transferred. Through scientific observations, hands-on explorations, and field trips to energy sources campers will learn all about energy and why it is so important in their lives. This day camp has a daily drop-off between 8:00-8:30 AM, and pick-up in the afternoon between 4:00-4:30 PM. Activities include: visiting businesses to learn about careers and real-life uses of energy, virtual field trip of a dam, designing windmill prototypes with VEX Go, exploring alternative energy sources with field trips to solar village and green roof, and designing restraint systems for vehicles.

Part of WiSTEM's Role Model Monday webinar series featuring panel discussions with STEM role model guest speakers. Designed for future and current STEM students.

Building camp with LEGOs, blocks, and other materials. Learn fundamentals of building, structural engineering, forces and energy. Includes competitions and hands-on learning. Ages 6-8. Camp take-homes include flash drive, certificate, t-shirt, and lanyard.