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This US renewables calendar covers conferences, forums, summits, symposia, and related industry gatherings for professionals working across clean power and energy infrastructure. Attendees typically include energy companies, utilities, developers, investors, policymakers, researchers, and technology organizations, with events held in locations such as California, New York, Massachusetts, Nevada, Minnesota, North Carolina, Colorado, and Washington, DC.
Recurring themes in the sample include grid resiliency and modernization, power markets, renewable project development, solar, energy storage, climatetech, clean-energy funding, and policy. The schedule also reflects regional and national discussions, including forums focused on the Northeast, Southeast, North American power and renewables, and state-level clean-energy markets.
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OCT
22
THU
American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) · Washington, D.C.
Power & Utilities · RenewablesThe program focuses on transmission and power markets, bringing together finance, technology, and utility leaders. Sessions include: • “1920s Vision: Is Grid Planning Ready for the Future?” — transmission planning reforms under Order No. 1920, expansion efforts, implementation results, and where transmission is being built. • “Capacity Markets: Diagnosing a Chronic Condition” — whether current energy and capacity-market constructs can be rehabilitated or require an overhaul. • “Power Struggle: Paying for the Grid of the Future” — funding interregional transmission, grid grants, price-collared compensation structures, the Transmission Facilitation Program, a proposed transmission investment tax credit, and transmission’s capacity value. • “Gridmaxxing: ATTs and the Art of Doing More With What You've Got” — deployment of advanced transmission technologies, implementation barriers, line-loss savings, and resilience benefits. • “Cost Allocation: An Immovable Object Meets an Unstoppable Force” — cost allocation for large loads, jurisdictional disputes, co-location and proximate resources, broader grid expansion, curtailable large load, clean energy, and storage. Named speakers include Laura Rauch of MISO; Aftab Khan of PJM; Suzanne Glatz of Glatz Energy Consulting LLC; Katie Siegner of RMI; David Lapp of the Maryland Office of Peoples Council; Evelyn Robinson of MAREC; Jennie Chen of RAP; Joshua Macey of Yale Law School; Madeline Gould Laughlin of Grid United; Brooke Keene of Southwest Power Pool; Zach Zimmerman of Grid Strategies LLC; Theodore Paradise of CTC Global; Georg Rute of Gridraven; Carla Pinzon of Expand Power Technologies, Inc.; Bryn Baker of CEBA; Jeff Bladen of Verrus; Matt Christiansen of Wilson Sonsini; Morgan Sipple of the Data Center Coalition; and Craig Sundstrom of Amazon Web Services.
OCT
29
THU
Greentown Labs · Somerville (Boston), MA
Power & Utilities · RenewablesGreentown Boston's summit focuses on financing, permitting, and installing proven climatetech at scale, bringing together startups, buyers, investors, and utilities building the deployment economy. The agenda includes a keynote on how leading technology buyers approach climatetech deployment; a market briefing on climatetech commercialization activity, technology adoption, capital flows, and projected inflection points; Greentown Labs startup pitches; and "Cracking the Corporate Buying Process," covering how corporate, government, municipal, and utility buyers evaluate vendors, including procurement hurdles and deal-breakers. "Scale or Fail: Lessons From Climatetech Deployments" presents a corporate-startup case study on the factors that determine whether projects scale. A startup showcase will feature companies working across electricity, agriculture, buildings, manufacturing, transportation, resiliency, and adaptation. The summit also includes the GE Vernova Startup Challenge for technologies covering power generation, power conversion, grid and edge analytics, transmission and distribution automation, and waste-to-power applications. Named speakers include Georgina Campbell Flatter, CEO, Greentown Labs; Kim Zou, CEO & Co-founder, Currence; and Julia Travaglini, Head of Greentown Boston.
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Southeast Power NEXT
NotableInfocast · Charlotte, NC
Batteries & Energy Storage · Power & Utilities · RenewablesThe conference examines how the Southeast will meet rapidly increasing electricity demand from data centers and manufacturing facilities. Topics include power procurement and investment for large loads; utility-commission responses to affordability, environmental, and speed-to-power concerns; interconnection, cost allocation, power procurement, and customer green tariffs; the balance between decarbonization commitments and reliability; renewable generation and gas-fired capacity; standalone and co-located storage for reliability and resilience; siting and permitting opposition; post-ITC development strategies; and the potential effects of the November election on energy policy and developer strategies. The program covers North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, Louisiana, and Mississippi.
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