Growing demand for access to reliable energy sources and the need for climate-related solutions are the two forces shaping today’s energy transition. While many countries around the world are seeking to rapidly transition legacy energy systems towards a lower-carbon output, others face an energy poverty that hinders developmental goals. Against a global backdrop of higher interest rates, managing the investment considerations involved in the energy transition has taken on even greater importance. How can technology and technical expertise be deployed across geographies to solve for challenges of security, access, and affordability? How can capital allocation be accelerated to this end? Join us as we address the fundamental question of how to achieve a more equitable and inclusive energy transition that recognizes communities around the world are starting from vastly different places.

Opening Remarks

Dan Carol

Senior Director, MI Finance, Milken Institute

Moderator

Suzanne Kianpour

Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Civil Films; Founder and CEO, Helmet to Heels

Speakers

Fahad Al-Dhubaib

Senior Vice President, Strategy, Sustainability and Risk, Saudi Aramco

Raad Al-Saady

Vice Chairman and Managing Director, ACWA Power

Jason Bordoff

Founding Director, The Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University SIPA

Matt Harris

Founding Partner, Global Infrastructure Partners

Joseph McMonigle

Secretary General, International Energy Forum

Shannon Miller

CEO and Founder, Mainspring Energy