This panel got to the heart of the Net Zero challenge with a discussion of technologies, programs, and approaches to deliver low-carbon, affordable solutions.

This event addressed decarbonization, affordability, and productivity with ambitious, equitable, and community-centered solutions.

AEP CEO Nick Akins talked with Senator Joe Manchin, the West Virginia Democrat who chairs the Senate Energy Committee, about prospects for clean energy legislation in Congress.

EEI Chairman Gerry Anderson talked with Mike Boots, EVP of Breakthrough Energy, about the innovation urgently needed in how electricity is produced, stored, and used, as well as the role electric utilities can play on the road to net zero.

Southern Company CEO Tom Fanning and Berkshire Hathaway Energy CEO Bill Fehrman explored the growing collaboration between the federal government and the electricity sector to help secure the grid at a time of growing cyber peril.

Against the backdrop of EEI's ESG sustainability template, this panel explored the impacts of ESG's rise from the perspective of investors, regulators, and issuer companies.

As the world gradually shifts out of the coronavirus crisis, what are the critical lessons learned for the next time an event like this comes?

Commissioners describe how they are planning to create a more resilient infrastructure to respond to large-scale, catastrophic events.

The CEO panel showcased a perennial favorite at the EEI annual summit, the leadership roundtable where EEI's top CEOs talk on what's preoccupying the industry C suite.

The EEI met early June with its Road to Net Zero and took an in-depth look at the major technology and policy milestones on the pathway to decarbonization.