North Texas Chapter of EnerGy Engineers

Advancing Energy Excellence For a sustainable tomorrow

The North Texas Association of Energy Engineers (NTAEE) is a nonprofit professional chapter of the international Association of Energy Engineers (AEE), dedicated to advancing the science, education, and practice of energy management across the North Texas region. Founded in 1985, NTAEE brings together a diverse community of energy professionals committed to reducing energy consumption and waste, strengthening regional expertise, and supporting a more efficient and sustainable energy future.

As one of AEE’s largest and most active chapters, NTAEE fosters learning and collaboration through monthly meetings, technical programs, annual conferences, and hands‑on training opportunities—all designed to empower current and future energy leaders. Through scholarships, professional development, and no‑cost energy assessment for local nonprofits, NTAEE works to ensure that energy efficiency, resilience, and responsible resource stewardship extend throughout the communities it serves.

Upcoming Events

Nov 19

November 2026 NTAEE Monthly Meeting

November 2026 Meeting "nm to TWh - Energy Management at Texas Instruments"

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  • Interested in speaking at one of our monthly meetings? Please contact our program director at  [email protected]!
  • As part of community service, we conduct a free energy assessment for non-profit organizations. Click here for details.

NTAEE's Energy Conference at Grapevine Municipal Golf Course Convention Center on October 15th was a BIG success, with well over100 attendees! Special thanks to our guest speakers and the conference committee led by Mark Witt and Revvie Green! Click HERE for photos and the conference material!

   

Special Thanks to the students from University of North Texas (UNT) and University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) for presenting their outstanding senior projects at NTAEE conference.

NTAEE members had a fantastic opportunity to tour Amazon’s FTW6 fulfillment facility in Coppell, Texas. The tour provided an insightful look into the facility’s operations, energy management, and engineering systems. Thank you to the Amazon team for hosting NTAEE and sharing their expertise!

 


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