Shifting generation almost entirely toward zero-carbon sources will require the build-out of substantial new transmission capacity.

The existing transmission system is being asked to accomplish something it was never designed to do – deliver large amounts of wind and solar energy long distances to the homes and businesses that need it.

The compounding impact of rapid technology, business model, operational, customer, and policy change requires recalibrating investment priorities and a more aggressive pursuit of strategic resiliency.

“When I go to a client meeting today, the females often outnumber the males. It’s changed drastically in the last 25 years. The women in the meetings are in leadership positions.”

“Customers are more aware of their energy use today. They’re becoming more aware of how that energy is produced, whether it’s a clean source or whether it’s not a carbon-free source.”

“Join us as we seek to simultaneously raise more funding for our program partnerships and our newly approved foundation and deliver impactful services to our community.”

In this panel are fascinating stories from women on their rise to the top.

A dynamic speaker, Toliver Connected the Dots on social issues and energy policy.

This panel examined economic development opportunities in transmission, pipelines, and next generation power planets

This panel explored the purposeful actions necessary to be taken to ensure that African American and underserved communities – rural and urban – are full participants in the new energy economy.