Registration packages and luncheon tables of 10 are available in limited quantities.
Celebrate the start of the 3rd annual conference at this special reception with beverages and light bites.
Registration for this reception is only available with the purchase of the all-inclusive ticket package.
Location:
The Ion
4201 Main Street
Houston, TX 77002
OPEN TO ALL: Community Engagement and Equity sponsored by Sempra Infrastructure | 8:30 - 9:30 a.m.
The growth of the energy industry over the last 50 years has looked different in different communities. As the world transitions to low-carbon energy solutions and technologies, communities will be impacted. How will we bridge the gap between corporate climate action and community engagement and ensure that all communities have a voice in designing an energy-abundant, low carbon future?
This live streamed session will explore the challenges the energy transition creates for communities and the opportunity to address the unequal burdens created by climate change and ensure an equitable distribution of benefits created by the transition. Panelists will include representatives from the public sector, community groups, academia, and industry.
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This live streamed sessions is complimentary and open to the public. Pre-registration is required.
Building a Workforce for the Transition sponsored by PwC | 10:30 - 11:20 a.m.
As we transition to net zero, how will the changing energy mix create new opportunities for our workforce – and how will we prepare our workforce to take advantage of those opportunities. This virtual session will explore the opportunities and challenges the industry is facing, with particular focus on workforce needs for clean hydrogen and CCUS deployment, as well as clean energy manufacturing (i.e., battery, energy storage, renewables, etc.). Panelists will include representatives from business, industry, and academia.
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Innovation & Technology for the Energy Transition | 11:30 a.m. - 12:20 p.m.
In just a few short years, Houston has seen significant growth in its energy transition innovation ecosystem – from university research to early-stage startups to incubators & accelerators, Houston is becoming a hub of energy transition technology and innovation. This virtual session will discuss trends in energy transition innovation – from new technologies to evolving business models. Panelists will include representatives from the start-up community, industry members, and investors.
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Funding the Energy Transition | 12:30 - 1:20 p.m.
According to the UN, meeting the world’s climate ambitions will require at least $4 trillion per year in investments until 2030. From the IIJA to the IRA, over $2 trillion of federal funding has been allocated to support the development and deployment of energy transition technologies and solutions. This virtual session will explore the various funding opportunities, the different funding strategies and pathways, and the factors to consider when financing energy transition projects of various sizes. Panelists will include representatives from the Department of Energy, industry, and the business/investment community.
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Virtual
The Future of Global Energy conference concludes with a gathering of experts and thought leaders, exploring the roadmap for Houston to lead the transition to an energy-abundant, low-carbon future.
Since the launch of the Houston Energy Transition Initiative (HETI), the region's energy transition strategy has been outlined, and through working groups, the foundation has been built for Houston to lead the transition. Be a part of our work by attending this keynote presentation and panel discussion delving into four key areas of community engagement, innovation & technology, workforce, and funding.
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Following the luncheon, stick around for a special closing reception celebrating Houston's leadership in the global energy transition.
Location:
Hilton Americas
1600 Lamar Street
Houston, TX 77010
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Early participation is now available to companies and organizations interested in sponsoring the conference. Join us as an early supporter for maximized branding and access to highly valuable benefits.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
Entergy
ExxonMobil Corporation
Linde Engineering Americas
Bracewell LLP
Burns & McDonnell, Inc.
CenterPoint Energy
DocuSign, Inc.
Dow, Inc.
Drax
Haynes Boone
Houston Community College
Intel
King & Spalding
LyondellBasell Chemical Company
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
Port Houston
Priority Power
PV Hardware Solutions
Texas A&M Energy Institute
United Airlines
Van Ness Feldman LLP
Weaver
Houston CCS Alliance
Baker Tilly US, LLP
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