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Welcome
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The Collegiate Energy Association engages university energy clubs with their colleagues and alumni around the world to foster mutual education and collaboration within the global energy community.
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Vision
The CEA serves as an international community through which student energy organizations and leaders can learn from their peers and alumni as well as leverage the power of a global network to expand their impact across the energy landscape.
Scope
The Collegiate Energy Association includes undergraduate and graduate student organizations committed to understanding the technological, policy, economic, business, legal, and/or social considerations surrounding energy technology, infrastructure, and deployment.
Motivation
Energy is something that affects us all, no matter where we are, and as such, we should strive to connect to our counterparts around the world. By doing so, we can improve and enhance our respective efforts, make potentially long-lasting and fruitful connections and collaborations with other leaders in the energy arena, and educate ourselves and others more effectively about energy and its many considerations.


