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This US power and utilities calendar covers conferences, summits, forums, trade shows, and investment-focused gatherings for professionals across the electricity and energy industries. Attendees may include utility and grid specialists, energy storage companies, nuclear organizations, developers, investors, technology providers, and public-sector or academic participants.
Recurring themes include grid resiliency and distribution technology, electricity markets, energy storage, nuclear energy, data-center power investment, and project finance. The events span regional and national perspectives, with programs addressing utility infrastructure, market development, emerging power demand, and investment opportunities in locations including California, Texas, the Northeast, and other US energy centers.
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Purdue University — Nuclear Engineering & Institute for Energy Innovation · Indianapolis, IN
Nuclear · Power & UtilitiesThe Global Nuclear Energy Economic Summit focuses on accelerating nuclear power deployment, rapid reindustrialization, domestic workforce development, commercial transactions, and Indiana’s nuclear leadership. The program includes discussions on the nuclear landscape, next-generation nuclear technology, the future of nuclear fuel, nuclear construction schedule and cost optimization, nuclear workforce development, and financing and assurance pathways for nuclear energy. The agenda also includes a workshop on Indiana’s nuclear cluster strategy and breakout working groups on workforce and education, infrastructure and investment, innovation and R&D, and community readiness and governance, followed by report-outs and action planning.
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Infocast · New Orleans, LA
Batteries & Energy Storage · Nuclear · Power & UtilitiesThe 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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NAPE (North American Prospect Expo) · Houston, TX
Mining & Metals · Oil & Gas · Power & UtilitiesA marketplace for buying, selling, and trading prospects and producing properties, with programming spanning oil and gas, critical minerals, data centers, geothermal, minerals and non-operated assets, bitcoin mining, renewable energy, and offshore opportunities. The Energy Business Conference includes “US/World Energy Outlook 2027,” covering commodity pricing, production outlooks, geopolitical volatility, regulatory developments, LNG growth, capital discipline, energy security, and demand from AI infrastructure and industrial expansion. “Power Grid, Data Centers & AI Infrastructure” examines grid capacity, data-center siting, water and electricity costs, and AI-driven power demand. “AI & Technology in Energy” addresses scaling AI, governance, and innovation. “Energy During Wartime/Government View of Wartime Energy” covers energy security, critical-infrastructure resilience, global LNG, strategic minerals, military demand, cyber threats, and supply-chain disruption. “CEO Fireside Chat: Leading Energy Forward” focuses on AI adoption, workforce strategy, commodity markets, and geopolitical developments. The Technical Track features “AI for Subsurface Energy,” including generative AI for geospatial maps, OSDU and harmonized datasets, seismic interpretation, and data workflows. “New Opportunities in Traditional Legacy Oil and Gas Basins” covers direct lithium extraction from Arkansas’s Smackover Formation, geothermal co-production in the Bakken, helium and hydrogen resources, stacked-pay development, and San Andres horizontal drilling. The Capital Track addresses capital allocation, consolidation, public and private financing, infrastructure investment, underwriting energy types, and expected returns. Additional programming includes a Government Affairs Session on regulatory changes, advocacy, and policy trends, plus expo hubs focused on prospects, critical minerals, renewable energy, offshore activity, minerals and non-operated assets, data centers, and bitcoin mining.
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