Monday, June 28
Breakout Session: A Net-Zero Electric System for AllThe electric grid will be asked to perform as never before—accelerating the elimination of carbon, adapting to severe climate impacts and addressing long-standing issues of equity and affordability. What must we do to accomplish these goals?
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Fireside Chats: A Framework for Electrifying EconomiesFireside Chat #1
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Breakout Session: Putting Flexibility to WorkElectrifying and decarbonizing our economy will add millions of devices whose flexibility and connectivity could revolutionize how we deliver electricity and manage the grid—if we can harness the inherent complexity of hundreds of millions of resources to deliver value to both customers and the grid.
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Breakout Session: Raising the Bar on ResilienceHow reliable and effective is your resilience solution? With a growing challenge to incorporate more variable generation and expand electrification efforts, we’ll discuss customer backup solutions that can be leveraged to extract the maximum cross-stakeholder benefit.
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Tuesday, June 29
Breakout Session: Affordability—The Achilles Heel of Decarbonization?We have made tremendous strides in just the last few years with a growing commitment to a clean energy transition for all. The larger challenge? Delivering practical and scalable—yet affordable—decarbonization solutions that meet the needs of every community.
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Fireside Chat: Equity, Environmental Justice, and Affordability for the Clean Energy Transition | |
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Breakout Session: Mobility and Justice for AllThere may be no greater equity opportunity than providing clean, affordable transportation and mobility solutions—opportunities that reduce household energy expenses, increase personal mobility and productive work and support and create jobs—while protecting the local and global environments.
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Breakout Session: A Little Bit Urban, A Little Bit Rural - Decarbonization for All CommunitiesImpacted communities come in different shapes and sizes—yet all bear disproportionate burdens of climate change and accompanying costs of adaption and mitigation measures. Technology, business models and programs must all work together to enable affordable decarbonization and strengthen local economies.
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Wednesday, June 30
Breakout Session: The Low-Carbon Connection—Bridging the Gaps in a Net-Zero Energy SystemAchieving net-zero emissions by 2050 will require addressing all of the 'hard-to-decarbonize' applications and working to ensure the availability of a variety of practical clean energy. Join this stage-setting discussion on the status and future of low-carbon resources.
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Fireside Chats: Net Zero by 2050—A Roadmap for the Global Energy IndustryReaching net zero by 2050 requires international collaboration across the energy industry. This session takes a closer look at how the international community is approaching aggressive decarbonization through technology advancements and policy considerations. Fireside Chat #1: Charting a Course for Global Decarbonization Interviewer: Neva Espinoza, Vice President, Energy Supply and Low-Carbon Resources, Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)
Louise Anderson, Electricity Industry Lead, World Economic Forum
Fireside Chat #2: Roadmap to Reality: Taking Action Around the World Interviewer: Neva Espinoza, Vice President, Energy Supply and Low-Carbon Resources, Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)
Martin Young, Senior Director, World Energy Council
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Breakout Session: Delivering on Zero-Carbon HydrogenExplore and discuss the many pathways for producing, transporting, storing and dispensing the vast quantities of hydrogen needed to bridge the gaps as we fully decarbonize our economy.
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Breakout Session: Hydrogen—Where Does It Plug In?Where does hydrogen save the day, tackling the hardest-to-decarbonize applications? And where does it run headlong into technical obstacles or competition from other clean energy solutions? Join a spirited and honest discussion of how and where to realize the potential of this resource.
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