The Southeast is on the cusp of a historic transformation in electricity demand, driven by a surge of new data centers and manufacturing facilities. Utilities and power suppliers must dramatically ramp up their system capacities—sometimes even doubling their current capabilities—to meet this demand. Customers, meanwhile, are increasingly demanding clean, firm, and reliable energy, creating an unparalleled growth opportunity for the renewable energy sector.
Yet despite the tremendous opportunity, the path forward is complex and uncertain. Economic and policy shifts, the impacts of tariffs and trade wars, prolonged equipment lead times, and political headwinds are introducing major uncertainties into project construction costs, power pricing, and schedules. Traditional processes for procuring power and negotiating PPAs and offtake agreements are being fundamentally reshaped. The renewable energy industry must navigate challenges around supply chain risks, infrastructure investment priorities, renewable finance, and the ever-changing regulatory landscape to successfully deliver the projects required to power the Southeast’s explosive growth.
Infocast’s 10th annual Southeast Renewable Energy is the only conference that brings together the full spectrum of decision-makers—state policymakers, industrial customers, utility executives, financiers, and renewable developers—to tackle these challenges head-on. This event provides definitive updates on project execution across key Southeastern states including North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee, Louisiana, and Mississippi.
Join 500 of the region’s top renewable energy executives to learn and collaborate on critical topics such as:
- How the unprecedented increases in demand are driving new procurements and project development opportunities
- Emerging solutions for delivering Clean-Firm power tailored to data center and industrial needs
- Balancing reliability, decarbonization commitments, and rapid expansion through utility IRPs
- Regional transmission planning changes that could unlock new investment areas
- Strategies for incorporating tariffs, trade risks, and supply chain disruptions into PPAs and offtake agreements
- Financing and M&A trends amid rising uncertainties
- New interconnection strategies for IPP and utility renewable projects
- The evolving role of complementary technologies beyond solar
- Potential new policies and contracting methods to fully leverage storage solutions
Don't miss this chance to network with key decision-makers, gain strategic insights, and position yourself for success in what is quickly becoming one of the nation’s most dynamic energy markets.
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