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This US calendar covers conferences, forums, expos, and investment-focused gatherings related to batteries, energy storage, power systems, critical minerals, and data center infrastructure. Typical attendees include energy storage professionals, utilities, power and grid specialists, project developers, investors, and organizations involved in mineral supply chains and electricity markets.

Recurring themes include storage market development, critical minerals, power generation and transmission, grid technology, infrastructure investment, and the financing of energy and data center projects. The events span industry and government-focused locations including Atlanta, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, Boston, Washington, and New Orleans.

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    POWERGEN International · Salt Lake City, UT

    Batteries & Energy Storage · Nuclear · Power & Utilities

    POWERGEN 2027 is a power-generation conference for utilities, independent power producers, EPCs, OEMs, engineers, manufacturers, consultants, and service providers. The program addresses load growth, new capacity, reliability, supply-chain and permitting constraints, and the data-center boom. Keynote sessions include “Supply, Demand and the Next Build Cycle: A CEO and COO Conversation,” “Securing the Grid in the Age of AI,” and “When the Grid Needs It Most: Reliability, Readiness and the Performance Gap.” Technical tracks cover gas turbine and combined cycle, data centers, nuclear, resource and capacity planning, markets and load growth, interconnection, project development and delivery, onsite power, digital modernization, supply chain and procurement, energy storage and hybrids, hydropower, cybersecurity, carbon capture, and workforce, safety and compliance. Featured sessions include “A National Pulse Check on the U.S. Gas Turbine Fleet: Performance, Upgrade Potential and Lead-Time Trends,” “Advanced Cybersecurity: Beyond Traditional Firewalls, AI Threats and IT/OT Convergence,” “Advanced Reactors and TRISO Fuel: Project Pele, Production Scale and the Path to Deployment,” “Advancing Post-Combustion Carbon Capture: Pilot Results and Integration Considerations for Honeywell's ASCC Process,” “AI Data Center Load Impacts on Synchronous Generators: EMT Analysis and Voltage Support Technology Comparison,” “Battery Storage Accreditation: Navigating ELCC, UCAP and Capacity Market Value,” and “Connecting Grid Planning Decisions to Control-Room Reality.” Partner programming includes the 44th Electric Utility and Cogeneration Chemistry Workshop, Coal Users Group, POWERGEN University, and Fleet Operations Forum.

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    Infocast · New Orleans, LA

    Batteries & Energy Storage · Nuclear · Power & Utilities

    The program brings senior developers, investors, lenders, utilities, energy buyers, and strategic capital providers together across two connected tracks: Projects & Money and NextGen Energy Investment. Core topics include debt, tax equity, private credit, policy, transferability, project economics, investor sentiment, capital allocation, execution, insurance, and bankability. The NextGen track addresses advanced nuclear, geothermal, long-duration energy storage, grid modernization, distributed energy, and AI-driven power solutions. Agenda sessions include “Projects & Money Roundtable: What New Trends Are Dealmakers Seeing?”, “What Macro Forces Are Driving Market Trends?”, “Deploying Capital at Scale: Finding Opportunity in Energy's Next Growth Cycle,” “The Return of Reliability: Financing Firm Power for a New Era of Electricity Demand,” “Tax Equity and Tax Credit Transfer Market Dynamics,” “Financing the Future: The Asset Classes Powering the Next Decade of Energy Growth,” “Project Finance Perspectives: Financing the Power Race and Digital Infrastructure Boom,” “Policy, Permitting & the Real Barriers to Scaling NextGen Energy,” “Private Credit: Risk vs. Reward,” “Lenders' Perspectives on the 2027 Financing Outlook,” and “SMR Economics: Evaluating Regulatory Hurdles, Unit Economics & Bankable Construction Timelines.”

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    DistribuTECH International (DTECH) — Clarion Events · Atlanta, GA

    Batteries & Energy Storage · Data Centers & Cloud · Power & Utilities

    The conference addresses transmission and distribution modernization through grid automation, energy efficiency, demand response, distributed energy resource management, smart cities, transportation electrification, cybersecurity, load growth, artificial intelligence and machine learning, reliability and resilience, affordability, advanced distribution management systems, advanced metering infrastructure, advanced operations, asset management, communication networks, energy at the edge, policy and regulation, and workforce strategy. The keynote program includes “Industry Keynote Conversation: How Are Utility CEOs Driving the Age of Acceleration?”, “Human Intelligence in an AI World: Turning Lived Experience Into Impact,” “Keynote: How Will the Data Center Boom Define the Evolution of the Grid?”, and a Wednesday lunch keynote. Named keynote speakers include Jessica O. Matthews of Lived Labs, Kevin O'Leary, Wayne Bishop of Clarion Events, Tamla Olivier of Baltimore Gas & Electric Co., Tom Deitrich of Itron, Kim Greene of Georgia Power, and Ed Baine of Dominion Energy Virginia. The agenda also includes technical and executive programming on next-generation AMI, ADMS and DERMS deployment, battery storage for utility applications, NERC compliance for computational loads, data-center load modeling, private LTE/5G, human-guided AI for grid decision-making, managed charging, IEEE 1547, workforce development, asset management, affordability, power-plant controllers, microgrids for data centers, cybersecurity, capital planning, grid investment, and utility-scale energy storage. The program includes the Data Center Leadership Summit and Wildfire & Resiliency Strategy Summit, with sessions on large-load interconnection, AI-driven data-center growth, data-center investment, wildfire mitigation, resilient infrastructure, vegetation management, and aging-grid affordability.

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