Event Description

The votes are counted and results are in. Now what? 

The November 3 midterm elections will reshape Congress, statehouses, and governors' offices across the country, and with them the policy and market conditions that drive clean energy investment. Join ACORE in New York for a candid fireside chat on what the results mean for the investors, developers, and innovators behind America's energy infrastructure. 

Moderated by  ACORE President and CEO Ray Long this group will break down: 

  • The new political map: Who won, what changed, what drove the results, and where the balance of power sits in Washington. 

  • The policy outlook and path forward: What to expect on tax policy, permitting reform, transmission, trade, and energy affordability in the next Congress, including where bipartisan opportunities exist.  

  • Market signals: How investors and developers should read the results as they plan capital deployment for 2027 and beyond 

  • The discussion will be followed by an audience Q&A and a networking reception with peers from across ACORE's network.

This event is for ACORE members only.

Agenda: 

3:00 PM - 4:30 PM: Program

  • Welcome from Mona Dajani, Cooley LLP
  • Panel discussion 

4:30 PM - 5:00 PM: Networking Reception 

Speakers

Location

Cooley LLP 

55 Hudson Yards
NY44 Gershwin ABC
New York, NY 10001
United States

Mona Dajani
Mona Dajani
Cooley LLP
Global Co-Chair of Energy, Infrastructure and AI
Ray Long
Ray Long
ACORE
President & CEO
Amy Myers Jaffe
Amy Myers Jaffe
NYU Global Energy, Climate, and Sustainability Lab
Director
Amos Hochstein
Amos Hochstein
TWG Global
Managing Partner
Robin Millican
Robin Millican
Center on Global Energy Policy
Director, Research Programs and Strategic Partnerships
Julie Tighe
Julie Tighe
NY League of Conservative Voters
President

Cooley LLP 

55 Hudson Yards
NY44 Gershwin ABC
New York, NY 10001
United States