Student Clubs

Explore Energy collaborates with Stanford groups and student clubs doing energy-related work across campus. Below are some of the energy-related student clubs you can join at Stanford with a full list of student organizations here.

Joyce's Advice: Participate in student clubs and programs to meet like-minded peers and engage in energy-rich activities.
Energy Specific

Stanford Energy Club is Stanford's largest student-led energy organization. Their goal is to engage with the real world energy sector in meaningful ways: from energy career fairs and seminars to interdisciplinary projects with energy startups.
Stanford Hydrogen Club provides a platform for current Stanford students who share similar passions in the world of Hydrogen. The club not only offers opportunities to grow a network with professionals from industry through projects and industrial visits, but also provides the platform to explore and understand cutting-edge research in Hydrogen through interaction with eminent professors and scholars. Socials and networking hours are also great opportunities to connect with other students across all schools of Stanford who have similar interests.
Stanford Battery Club connects students from all of Stanford's schools to learn about the high-impact work of your peers and StorageX member companies.
Stanford Solar Car Project is a student-run, non-profit organization fueled by its members’ passion for environmentally sustainable technology. They provide a unique opportunity for Stanford students to gain valuable hands-on engineering and business experience while raising community awareness of clean energy vehicles.
Stanford Solar Plane Flight Club gives students hands-on experience building a record breaking solar powered electric airplane with the eventual goal of flying, continuously and autonomously, coast to coast in the US. Students will have the opportunity to undergo a rigorous engineering program experience from ideation to design review to construction and testing. It is expected that students who participate in the program will be acquainted with and educated on a large number of skills required for work in the aerospace and other related industries. Students will network with professors, companies, and other engineers making important connections and contributions with this research.
Sustainable Mobility Club is a new initiative by the Precourt Institute for Energy. SMC aims to make a positive impact on sustainable transportation.
Law

Stanford Law School Energy and Infrastructure Club is a student-run organization focused on providing a forum where law students can explore diverse opportunities to apply legal thinking to project finance, power & utilities, oil & gas, renewable energy, clean-tech, social enterprise and impact investment.
Environmental Law Society is the oldest student environmental law society in the nation. It builds a broad coalition of students interested in environmental law, conservation, and energy issues by bringing students, faculty and staff from both inside and outside the law school together.