ENERGY HPC CONFERENCE

The ENERGY HPC Conference, hosted by Rice University, is an annual meeting focused on high‑performance computing, AI, and advanced data analytics in energy-related fields. It brings together researchers, engineers, software developers, and industry representatives to discuss large-scale modeling and simulation, seismic imaging, reservoir modeling, computational fluid dynamics, and other data- and compute-intensive topics. The conference typically features technical sessions, keynotes, panels, and posters that highlight both scientific challenges and practical HPC solutions used in the energy sector.​

For HPC practitioners and researchers, the event provides insight into state-of-the-art techniques for optimizing codes on modern architectures, integrating AI/ML with simulation workflows, and managing and visualizing large datasets. Institutions that teach or support computational science can use talks and proceedings from the conference as real-world examples of exascale-ready workflows and performance engineering. The conference can also serve as a networking venue for establishing collaborations or internships with organizations working at the intersection of HPC and energy.