Our mission is to make Texas #1 in limitless sustainable energy and accessible generative AI.
Texas is number #1 in total energy and technology. We seek to make Texas #1 in limitless sustainable energy and accessible generative AI.
Specifically, we want to take action to expand clean nuclear energy, modular nuclear energy, fusion energy, and generative artificial intelligence. We are an action-oriented, authentic group of students who believe the future is now. We think local action is needed to keep America competitive and to make the world a more safe and secure place.
Bellwether students were honored to hear from the CEO, scientist, and company leaders from Tokamak Energy. They discussed their history, current position in the industry, and recent breakthroughs in their spherical tokamak. They were the first-ever to capture pictures of fusing D-T Plasma! Much engagement with students, and discussion about how fusion can power the growth of industries of the 21st Century and improve the lives of billions around the world.
The Bellwether Forum, in collaboration with the Stephenville Energy + Technology Club, hosted a virtual seminar featuring Lester Towell, Director of Operations at the ACU NEXT Lab. The session provided students with an in-depth exploration of emerging molten salt reactor technology and its critical role in developing sustainable energy solutions for the Texas power grid and the global market.
Our forum hosted President Elbegdorj Tasakhia of Mongolia to speak with students from around the world about how AI and Fusion Energy will transform the world.
At the invitation of UN Chief of HR, Kushal Ramyad, Bellwether leaders planned an incredible week of engagement during the 80th UNGA, setting up high-impact meetings with officials to discuss Sustainable Development Goals.
Students met with Mr. Dorian Serradeil, Deputy Counselor for Nuclear Energy, to discuss France’s success in nuclear energy and collaborative activities at the International Fusion Energy Organization (ITER).
Students traveled to Osaka, Japan, to attend the World Expo and learn about the newest technologies in sustainable energy and collaborative efforts in nuclear fusion.
Over 50 students met with leaders from Helion Energy to discuss their work with magneto-inertial fusion technology and the importance of fusion to the future of sustainability.
Youth leaders held a planning session with a former President and Prime Minister to discuss cross-generational collaboration on fusion and artificial intelligence.
With over 20 years as a project leader at Microsoft, Mr. Mnatzganian discussed developments in AI and how they could impact the future with our students.
RocketStar CEO Christopher Craddock met with our students to discuss his work on a fusion-enhanced space thruster, a grand lesson in innovation and entrepreneurship.
Participants hosted Ambassador Sichan Siv for a reception and talk with teens to work on amplifying youth voices in international diplomacy.
Student leaders heard from the Governor’s top policy advisors on energy and technology and the new Director of TANEO about major developments in Texas industry.
We hosted the first-ever Texas UN International Youth Day with over 50 students, who discussed UN Sustainable Development Goals with a high-level director at the UN.
Students met with President Lech Walesa, the former president of Poland, asking him about the importance of finding new ways to achieve global solutions on energy security.
We act with urgency because we believe the time for transformative change is this moment, not a distant tomorrow.
Ideas are only as good as their execution. We prioritize hands-on projects and tangible outcomes over passive discussion.
Our greatest assets are our connections to each other and to experts. We are committed to building a powerful, collaborative network.