Corporate energy strategy is being rewritten in real time, as surging demand, climbing costs, and political whiplash force a split between speed-to-power natural gas and long-term renewables. New capital, storage advances, and corporate-utility-community partnerships are reshaping what’s possible. Energy and sustainability teams are being asked to make consequential, compounding decisions, often without a clear framework for how.
At GreenBiz 27, the Energy Program equips leaders with the data, tools, and partnerships needed to build energy strategies that are credible, affordable, and built to last. The program is composed of a curated combination of interactive sessions, networking opportunities, partner activations, and a field trip hosted throughout the GreenBiz 27 agenda.
The Energy Program features presentations and workshops on the strategies and mechanisms deploying renewable energy and scaling real decarbonization across the world’s energy supply. Sessions include corporate case studies, expert-led strategy dissections, and discussions charting a path forward for responsible energy procurement.
The Energy Program convenes a curated group of energy and sustainability leaders to build high-impact connections across the buyers, utilities, developers, service providers, and standard setters shaping the market’s next chapter. Through dedicated networking opportunities and collaborative activations, participants connect directly with the people defining where corporate energy strategy goes from here.
Specialized activations and an immersive field trip connect participants directly with real-world energy infrastructure and emerging grid solutions. This experience offers hands-on engagement with the technologies, partnerships, and place-based strategies shaping the future of corporate energy.
