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Visit the world's most sophisticated and comprehensive energy exhibit! The Wiess Energy Hall explores the application of scientific concepts and advanced technology in the oil and gas industry. Explore the entire process of energy development, from how oil and natural gas are formed to the ways in which various types of energy are used. The hall incorporates interactive learning methods such as computer graphics, touch screens, holographic video displays, and virtual reality.
Coming Soon:
HMNS Energy Conservation Club!
Generously supported by Marathon Oil Corporation
The HMNS Energy Conservation Club makes it fun and easy to learn about energy and conservation! Start an Energy Conservation Club at your school or organization; get the latest information on energy conservation – and much more. .
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Wiess Energy Hall Partners
The Museum wishes to thank its Wiess Energy Hall Partners whose donations to the Museum’s Annual Fund provide support to further the Hall’s educational reach and strengthen the educational impact of the Museum’s programs as a whole. Learn more about Wiess Energy Hall Partners.
NEW - You can now visit the Wiess Energy Hall Online!
We have taken the best components of our Wiess Energy Hall permanent exhibit and made them available online for you to enjoy anytime. The online courses cover an array of energy topics, starting with an overview of energy and continuing with the lifecycle of hydrocarbons—from formation through exploration and discovery, drilling, production, refining, transportation and end users. The course series concludes with a survey of alternative energy sources, including renewables, alternative fuels, nuclear fusion and more. Purchase a single course that interests you or our Season Pass, which allows you to enjoy all the Wiess Energy Hall online courses for a full year at a reduced rate. To learn more, .
How to Form an Energy Conservation Club
Monday, October 25, 5 - 8 p.m.
Free with Advanced Registration
This workshop will help you know
where to start in order to form
an effective Energy Conservation Club.
You will learn how to inspire your
students to conserve along with fun
science learning activities, contests,
and more through the ECC website.
Limited to 40 adults. Educators
receive 3 hours of CPE credit.
To register contact Daniel Burch at (713) 639-4737 or dburch@hmns.org.
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