Welcome Remarks

The Policy Landscape: Signals for Investment Certainty

Leading participants from the financial community will discuss the policy developments and market activities shaping clean energy investment in the next year and beyond. This panel will examine impacts on capital allocation, tax credit eligibility, financing structures, and project bankability, while offering a forward-looking view of federal energy policy, implementation challenges, election-cycle risk, and what policy durability means for long-term investment decisions.

Keynote

Networking Break

Unpacking Tax Policy and FEOC: What's Next in 2026

This panel will focus on the latest Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) guidance and related OBBBA tax developments, examining their implications for tax planning, compliance, and project structuring in 2026. Panelists will provide practical insight into how emerging rules are affecting credit eligibility, supply chains, and investment timelines, and what stakeholders should be watching as additional guidance evolves.

Networking Lunch

Clean, Dependable, Affordable: Achieving Reliability and Reducing Cost in Today's Energy Policy Landscape

This panel examines how technology innovations in generation, storage, and grid infrastructure are contributing to advances in achieving a clean, reliable and affordable electricity supply. Panelists will discuss how energy policy can support the development and integration of dependable generation resources and a modernized grid while keeping consumer and industrial power costs manageable—all amid rising load growth, electrification, and increasing system constraints. 

Keynote: Alex Fitzsimmons

Networking Break

Rewriting the Map: Clean Tech Supply Chains in 2026

This panel examines the current geopolitics of energy security, trade, and supply chains. Panelists will examine the changing global factors influencing clean energy supply chains and manufacturing, including the shift to electrification, the role of tariffs and economic security concerns in driving supply chains, and the competition for new resources like critical minerals.