Data Center Energy Industry Update 2026
A Houston conference focused on energy supply and infrastructure for data center development.
The Houstonian, Houston, Texas
- Date
- November 2, 2026
- Venue
- The Houstonian, Houston, Texas
TL;DR
- The event is scheduled for November 2, 2026, at The Houstonian in Houston, Texas.
- Its stated focus includes power procurement, technology, land, and supply chains related to AI-driven electricity demand.
- The organizer identifies energy producers, equipment manufacturers, infrastructure providers, and AI data center developers among the intended audience.
Who you'll find in the room
energy producers
equipment manufacturers
infrastructure providers
AI data center developers
stakeholders from Silicon Valley
major Texas and Oklahoma projects
emerging sites across Louisiana, Arkansas, New Mexico, and the broader Lower 48
Featured speakers
10 listedPete Cook
Managing Partner · The Power Connection
Nate Franklin
Founder, CEO & President · Pacifico Energy
Iain Gillott
VP of Technology & Innovation · WIA
Ron Gusek
CEO · Liberty Energy
Jason Jennaro
Co-Founder and CEO · FrontierGen
José Ortega
Partner · FO PERMIAN Partners
Nina Sadighi
Founder & Principal Engineer · Eradeh Power Consulting
Jim Summers
Co-Founder & CEO · GPC Infrastructure
Joseph Triepke
Managing Partner · The Power Connection
Nancy Zakhour
Board Member · Perma-Pipe & Veridity
Partners on record
12 listedVenue & travel
Venue
The HoustonianQuestions people ask
5 answeredIt starts on November 2, 2026.
The 2026 event is at The Houstonian in Houston, Texas.
The organizer names energy producers, equipment manufacturers, infrastructure providers, and AI data center developers among the attendees.
It suits power developers, equipment manufacturers and data center builders who want to negotiate off-grid supply, since energy producers, infrastructure providers and AI data center developers are listed among attendees, and the speakers include Ron Gusek of Liberty Energy and Jason Jennaro of FrontierGen. Teams building grid-connected sites outside the South Central U.S., or buyers who want a broad national data center show, would get less from a Houston event with this regional focus.
Attendees at energy and data center conferences in Houston usually wear business casual, such as collared shirts, slacks or chinos, and blazers for some, with few suits.
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