03/12/2025
May 1: 28th Annual NCAC-USAEE Energy Policy Conference
Empowering Energy Transitions: Abundance, Security, and Sustainability
USAEE's National Capital Area Chapter invites you to its 28th Annual Energy Policy Conference on May 1 at Georgetown University. REGISTER NOW TO RESERVE YOUR PLACE!
Date: Thursday, May 1, 2025
Time: 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM
Venue: Georgetown University, Leavey Conference Center, 1560 Tondorf Road, Washington, DC 20057
This conference will bring together energy experts from a variety of fields to discuss the future of energy in a rapidly changing world, focusing on:
- Abundance: How can we harness the potential of both traditional and renewable energy sources to ensure a reliable and abundant energy supply?
- Security: In an era of geopolitical uncertainty, how can we ensure energy security while mitigating risks associated with energy supply, energy demand, geopolitical concerns, and climate change?
- Sustainability: How can we meet the growing need for energy in a sustainable way, given infrastructure limitations and changing policy?
Confirmed speakers include:
- Benton Arnett, Nuclear Energy Institute
- Kevin Book, ClearView Energy Partners
- Michael Cohen, bp
- Marie Fontenot, Ava Community Energy
- Susanne Fratzscher, Sol Systems
- Andrew Gilligan, Fluence
- Mason Hamilton, American Petroleum Institute
- Bob McNally, Rapidan Energy Group
- Richard Meyer, American Gas Association
- Batt Odgerel, EPRINC
- Katie Ott, Constellation
- Lou Pugliaresi, EPRINC
- Thomas Pyle, Institute for Energy Research
- Melissa Reitkopp, Reitkopp Recruiting
- Adam Sieminski, KAPSARC
- Jack Spencer, Heritage Foundation
- Carla Tully, Sustainable Energy Group
Panel topics to include:
- Assessing Growth Prospects for the US Renewable Energy Industry
- Conventional and Advanced Nuclear Reactors: How and When?
- Critical Policy Elements of Sustainable Energy Dominance
- Professional Development Workshop: A Pitch With a Twist
- The Economics and the Politics of Drill, Baby, Drill
Full agenda coming soon!
***For those who have had their ability to attend impacted by the recent government layoffs/cuts, please reach out to discuss a reduced registration fee.