Several developments have transpired in recent weeks that will have significant ramifications for the energy sector and beyond, including the passage of comprehensive infrastructure legislation, the discussions on climate change coming out of COP26, and Congress’ consideration of the Build Back Better plan. To help sort through the latest global and domestic events that will impact energy, the Dentons Global Smart Cities & Connected Communities Think Tank partnered with the Keystone Policy Center for a key conversation on these issues.

Excellent coverage of this program appears in the January issue of Public Utilities Fortnightly. Read more here.

Agenda

Opening Remarks

• Christine Scanlan, President and CEO, Keystone Policy Center
• Clint Vince, Chair of the US Energy practice, Co-chair of the Global Energy sector, and Co-chair of the Global Smart Cities & Connected Communities Think Tank, Dentons

Keynote

• Arshad Mansoor, President and CEO, Electric Power Research Institute

Moderator

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

Panelists

• Justin Driscoll, Interim President and CEO, New York Power Authority
• Paula Gold-Williams, Chair of the Board of the Keystone Policy Center
• Rob Schwartz, President and CEO, Anterix
• Jan Vrins, Segment Leader (Energy, Sustainability & Infrastructure), Guidehouse
• Karen Wayland, CEO, Gridwise Alliance

Questions

Please contact smart.cities@dentons.com.