As the nation prepares for the new Trump administration, solar developers face unknowns about energy policies and their implications. However, one fact remains: U.S. energy demand, driven by AI and data centers, is continuing to rise. Regardless of the political environment, clean energy – especially solar – is still the best way to meet America’s growing energy demand.
Key Topics
Understanding the new administration’s priorities and what to anticipate during the administration transition period.
A run-down of knowns and unknowns of American clean energy incentives.
Actionable advice for developers to incorporate into business strategies that will advance clean energy.
During this webinar, CleanCapital and its guest experts will discuss the potential impacts of the new Trump Administration and the 119th Congress on your business, as well as opportunities to advocate for preserving American clean energy incentives in the upcoming reconciliation process.
Featured Panelists:
Jon Powers, President at CleanCapital
A former Federal Chief Sustainability Officer appointed by President Obama, Jon brings a wealth of experience from his military service and roles in clean energy, underscoring the importance of renewable resources for national security.
Scott Elias, Vice President of Policy and Market Development at CleanCapital
A seasoned expert in clean energy policy, formerly leading legislative and regulatory advocacy in the Mid-Atlantic as Director of State Affairs at SEIA. Scott’s work has advanced solar and energy storage policies across states, fostering meaningful progress, and continues to champion impactful clean energy solutions.
Erin Duncan, Vice President of Congressional Affairs at SEIA
Erin is an experienced advocate and strategist in public policy, particularly in the energy and education sectors. As Vice President of Congressional Affairs at SEIA, she leads efforts to influence policies on energy, tax, trade, and appropriations to support the solar industry. With over a decade of experience in lobbying and legislative roles, she is a trusted expert in shaping impactful public policies.
Connor Brace, Senior Vice President at Boundary Stone Partners
A professional policy expert with experience at the U.S. Department of Energy under President Trump, where he advised on significant legislation like the Energy Act of 2020 and National Defense Authorization Act. He has held leadership roles at the Climate Leadership Council and other organizations, advancing energy policy and government relations, and representing major energy producers.
Jessica Lawrence-Vaca, Chief Commercial Officer at ARRAY Technologies
A leader in solar trade and supply chain policy, with extensive experience advocating for transformative legislation like the Inflation Reduction Act. At ARRAY, she drives commercial strategy, focusing on market growth and customer-focused innovation in renewable energy solutions.
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