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Hamm Institute for American Energy

Advancing energy security for America and our allies.
The Hamm Institute for American Energy at Oklahoma State University connects industry, innovators, and policymakers to solve practical challenges, from powering AI-scale growth to modernizing infrastructure and permitting. We focus on solutions that strengthen reliability, resilience, and U.S. competitiveness at home and with key allies.

Our Focus Areas

Energy Security

Strengthening energy security through research and partnerships that underpin U.S. and allied energy resilience and affordability

Powering AI

Meeting unprecedented energy demands from AI data centers through full-spectrum energy strategies

Natural Gas

Expanding reliable natural gas infrastructure for domestic power and allied exports

Geopolitical Cooperation

The Trilateral Energy Security Committee (TESC) unites U.S., South Korean and Japanese experts to identify energy security risks and advance joint solutions, focused on LNG, SMRs and critical minerals

Next-Gen Geothermal

Advancing geothermal systems for 24/7 baseload power generation

Nuclear Advancement

Modernizing regulatory frameworks and enhancing small modular reactor deployment

Workforce Development

Building the skilled workforce needed for America’s energy and AI future

Produced Water

Hosting research to turn a costly waste stream into a resource for critical minerals, water supply and better energy production, while improving efficiencies

By the NumbersWe bring industry leaders together and turn convenings into actionable research

16
Fellows and Distinguished Fellows

8
National Convenings: Roundtables and Summits in 2025

18
Studies and Whitepapers in 2025


Building a Next-Gen Workforce

Working with industry leaders to train energy professionals.
We bring together leaders across energy, technology, finance, and policy to move from debate to execution on the systems required for next-generation growth.