Significant load growth is forecast to occur across the United States during the next five years. This growth is being driven by the industries and areas of economic expansion of the future: electrification and reshoring/onshoring of manufacturing, growth in data centers and automotive, and battery and solar manufacturing. Innovative solutions to meet this growth with clean firm energy are emerging. Come to learn more about the new thinking and solutions companies are implementing — including technology innovations to firm up clean energy supply, novel utility agreements, permitting reforms needed to build more, areas where market expansion can bring more clean energy to the grid, and how all of this will advance the nation’s economic growth and job creation.
Registration 1:30-2:00 pm | Program 2:00-4:00 pm | Networking Reception 4:00-5:00 pm ET
- Opening Remarks & Setting the Stage. Load Growth and Energy Customer Innovations: What’s at Stake — Rich Powell, CEBA CEO
- Panel 1. Recent Innovations for Meeting Growing Electricity — Moderated by Misti Groves, CEBA SVP
- Panel 2. Where are we headed and how? — Moderated by Rich Powell, CEBA CEO
- Roundtable Discussions. Table topics:
- Data Centers
- Industrial Heat
- C&I Electricity
- Utility-Scale Electricity
- Energy Policy
- Market Innovation
- Clean Fuels
- Read-outs from Roundtables.
- Closing Remarks. Recap of Key Takeaways
In partnership with
In Partnership with Emerson Collective. Emerson Collective is a company that invests in entrepreneurs and innovators driven by purpose and a sense of possibility, working to create a world of abundance for future generations. In the field of climate and energy, Emerson Collective partners with consequential companies seeking to solve the largest bottlenecks to the energy transition.
An exclusive networking reception to kick off Climate Week NYC, hosted by CEBA Leadership Circle member edp Renewables at their office near Grand Central Station. Connect with industry leaders and CEBA members for an evening of networking and discussion centered around driving the clean energy transition. Rich Powell, CEBA’s new CEO and Sandhya Ganapathy, CEO, EDP Renewables North America will give remarks at 6:45 pm ET.
CEBA members are invited to attend and may bring a guest with them.
Invite-only roundtable discussion between the U.S. Department of State Assistant Secretary Geoffrey Pyatt, Deputy Assistant Secretary Anna Shpitsberg, and corporate clean energy leaders on advancing clean energy access in Indonesia and Vietnam. Attendees will discuss implementation of Vietnam’s direct power purchase agreement and potential for launching a CEDI dialogue with the Government of Indonesia.
In partnership with the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Energy Resources
Join corporate energy customers, clean energy developers, and country delegations all working to advance the clean energy economy in Indonesia and Vietnam. Listen to opening remarks from the U.S. Department of State Assistant Secretary Geoffrey Pyatt on how the U.S. government is working with global country partners and businesses to accelerate global clean energy investment and meet global climate commitments.
In partnership with the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Energy Resources
The U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Energy Resources, in collaboration with CEBA and the Center for Strategic and International Studies, is organizing a Clean Energy Demand Initiative (CEDI) event with senior policymakers from the Indian states of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu, which together account for over 50% of India's gross domestic product (GDP) and nearly half of the country’s greenhouse gas emissions.
The event will include a series of roundtable discussions that will also feature the chairperson of the Solar Energy Corporation of India, the Indian government entity responsible for procurement of renewable energy and related clean energy technologies. The Indian State officials in attendance will include industry secretaries responsible for developing and implementing industrial policies that include regulations on procurement processes.
In partnership with:
- Center for Strategic International Studies
- U.S. Department of State Bureau of Energy Resources
