Alabama Energy Mining and Mineral Institute 2026
A professional institute covering energy, mining and mineral topics.
Bryant Conference Center
- Dates
- October 8–9, 2026
- Venue
- Bryant Conference Center
- City
- Tuscaloosa, Alabama
TL;DR
- The institute runs October 8–9, 2026, at Bryant Conference Center in Tuscaloosa.
- The program is relevant to professional engineers and geologists seeking Professional Development Hours.
- Its subject areas include mining, geology, water policy, mine regulation, environmental issues and coalbed methane.
Who you'll find in the room
Engineers and geologists
Professional engineers and geologists can use full participation toward their Professional Development Hours requirement.
Mining, geology and related professionals
The organizer identifies people interested in mining, geology, water policy, mine construction and regulation, health and environmental issues, and coalbed methane as potential participants.
Featured speakers
11 listedCharles R. Miller
Gregg Osland
Dr. Kevin Wright
Dr. Nicolas Saintilan
Dr. Erin Phillips
Matt Trousdale
Greg Guthrie
Marshall Miller
Christopher F. Schemel
Zach and Sara Bell
Marcella McIntyre
Venue & travel
Venue
Bryant Conference CenterQuestions people ask
5 answeredThe 2026 institute is scheduled for October 8–9.
The event takes place at Bryant Conference Center in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
The organizer identifies professional engineers, geologists and people interested in mining, geology, water policy, mine regulation, environmental issues and related subjects as potential participants.
It is most worthwhile for professional engineers and geologists who need Professional Development Hours, since full participation in the two-day meeting counts toward the requirement. It also suits regulators and industry staff following mining, water policy, mine construction and coalbed methane topics in Alabama, but anyone wanting a national trade show with a large exhibit floor, or work outside these subjects, will get less from it.
Attendees at mining and geology meetings usually wear business casual, such as khakis, collared shirts and company fleeces, with work boots uncommon indoors but not out of place. A university-town conference center in early October in Alabama is typically warm, so light clothing with a layer for cool rooms works well.
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