There’s now ample funding to transform our energy systems. And even more importantly: a recent permitting reform agreed upon in Washington stands to catalyze major projects.
Permitting had plagued the rapid deployment of renewable and storage technologies in major projects across the country - the federal government’s recent action changes that.
It means the pressure is on. Public and private leaders need to work together to deploy clean technology and drive the clean energy transition - fast. To shape the execution of advanced energy systems in a manner that benefits every American.
A special recorded session of CityAge, held in partnership with Siemens and United for Infrastructure during Climate Week, will look at how to seize this opportunity.
Join us online on October 12.
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Welcome & Introduction, Naomi Parness, Former Broadcaster & Founder, KPW Communications
Opening Comments from Barbara Humpton, CEO, Siemens USA
Fireside Chat: Barbara Humpton & Mayor Kate Gallego of Phoenix, Arizona
Digital systems are reinventing energy distribution in our cities. How can the public and private sectors work together to accelerate urban decarbonization?
Panel 1: How to Rapidly Deploy Clean Energy Systems - NYC as case study
What have been the biggest challenges to rapid deployment of new energy infrastructure in New York’s largest facilities? What’s now changing so that these barriers can be overcome?
Panel 2: How Technology can Decarbonize Urban Real Estate Systems
The transformation of energy systems - and building systems - holds promise to dramatically increase energy efficiency and decarbonize buildings and the grid. This panel will address how.
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