KOKOMO, Ind. — Growing up with a “mad scientist” as a father, Karrie Welker began bucking stereotypes from a young age, falling in love with
There are nearly 50,000 women working in U.S. solar jobs of all types, the Solar Foundation reports, accounting for nearly a quarter of the workforce
EL PASO, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The El Paso Electric Company (EPE) (NYSE:EE) Board of Directors announces that Mary Kipp, President of EPE, has been appointed as Chief
When someone mentions executives in the energy industry, a female executive is probably not the first image that pops into your mind. That stigma doesn’t
Welcome to our newly designed web site! Energy and technology are fundamental to success in the 21st century. We have re-crafted the AWE site to
Professional women in energy meet to discuss the value of diverse fuel resources Today’s energy industry is abuzz with debate over how to address climate
When it comes to glass ceilings, there is probably none tougher to crack than the oil and gas industry. For decades the corner office has
While energy issues are important to men and women alike, women are playing a strategic role in the conversations. Some of these women will be
“There are a lot of women in this industry. To have an organization that helps women know what the issues are, introduces them to the people they need to meet and network … I thought, nothing better could I do than give back some of what I’ve learned in 40 years of my professional career in the energy & power industries,” said Becky Motal of her new position as president & Chairman of the Board for the Association of Women in Energy.
Motal has much to share about the growing number of women in the Oil & Gas Industry.
AWE Board Member Tricia Berry with Women in Engineering Program – The University of Texas at Austin and Texas Girls Collaborative Project shares why “geek” language hurts efforts
Women on the Map, a new project of SPARK Movement hosted on Field Trip, a mapping app by Google — submit more names and amazing
Part of the women-in-energy article series Kathleen Wolf Davis | Jun 18, 2014 Sallie Rainer, president and CEO of Entergy Texas, tells outsiders that her
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New research center to focus on energy law and business UT Austin will create an innovative new center that combines the expertise and resources associated
UT Austin graduate student takes first prize in Pike Powers Research Fellowship Competition UT Austin’s Krystian Perez, a Ph.D. student in chemical engineering, was awarded