Via webinar

The November US elections saw arguably an unprecedented attention in the Presidential and Congressional campaigns on climate change and energy issues. The Dentons Smart Cities & Connected Communities Think Tank hosted a virtual roundtable discussion that explored what the election results mean for climate change and energy policy in 2021 and beyond with a panel of current and former Congressional, Executive Branch and State Officials. Thank you for joining us for this thought leadership discussion.

Welcome remarks

• Clint Vince, Chair of Dentons US Energy Practice, Co-chair of Dentons Global Energy Sector, and Co-chair of the Dentons Smart Cities & Connected Communities Think Tank

Moderator

• Andrew Shaw, Partner, Public Policy, Dentons

Panelists

• Fatima Ahmad, Senior Counsel, House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis
• Kellie Donnelly, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, Lot Sixteen
• Robert W. Gee, President, Gee Strategies Group LLC
• Karen Wayland, CEO, kW Energy Strategies

Questions

Please contact smart.cities@dentons.com