Nuclear Power
Missouri’s energy future can’t ignore nuclear. With the right investment, next-gen reactors could provide stable, zero-emission baseload power across the region. This session breaks down the latest advancements, regulatory shifts, and real-world deployment strategies—so leaders can understand where nuclear fits into a balanced, future-proof energy portfolio.

Grid Reliability and Economic Development
Grid reliability is more than a technical issue—it’s a business and community imperative. This panel connects the dots between grid modernization, investment attraction, and job creation in the Midwest. Learn what it takes to build a grid that supports growth, resilience, and long-term economic competitiveness across Missouri and beyond.

Navigating State vs. Federal Authority
Who calls the shots when energy priorities collide—Jefferson City or Washington, D.C.? From permitting battles to environmental standards, this session unpacks how overlapping jurisdictions impact project timelines and policy implementation. We’ll discuss how Missouri leaders can better leverage state power while aligning with federal funding and regulatory frameworks.

Energy Storage Technologies and Implementation
Energy storage isn’t a concept—it’s a necessity. Whether you're dealing with solar integration, peak demand, or backup power, storage is key to reliability and grid flexibility. This session delivers a pragmatic look at technologies being deployed right now, from utility-scale batteries to hybrid solutions, and how Missouri stakeholders can move from pilots to full-scale adoption.

Implications of Missouri Senate Bill 4
Senate Bill 4 has reshaped the conversation around utility regulation and infrastructure investment in Missouri. This session cuts through the noise to examine what SB4 actually does, how it’s impacting utilities and ratepayers, and what it means for future infrastructure planning. If you work in policy, planning, or project finance—you need to understand this.