Cal State Fullerton's commitment to sustainability and innovation was evident at its annual Energy & Sustainability Summit, which aimed to drive a greener future. The university highlighted various initiatives focused on energy efficiency, water conservation, waste reduction, and sustainable transportation, aligning with California's goals of becoming carbon neutral by 2045. President Ronald Rochon emphasized the importance of equipping students with skills for a changing environment. Discussions at the summit covered topics such as Orange County's Climate Action Plan, clean energy transition, and technical support for sustainability investments. Keynote speaker Zack Valdez from the U.S. Department of Energy discussed energy cost-saving programs. Student projects showcased innovative solutions, including research on hydrogen fuel cells, pervious concrete for urban ecosystems, and hydrogen-powered drones. CSUF's efforts have earned recognition, such as Gold Star membership in sustainability organizations and inclusion in the Green Colleges list. The university's commitment to sustainability and environmental initiatives positions it as a frontrunner in promoting a greener, more sustainable future.