Description

Benefits Include

• Video to kick off the event up to 2 minutes
• Two Full Conference passes
• Social Media Promotion
• Giveaway table
• 20,000 priority points for next year's RE+ booth selection 
• Fifth-level logo placement on RE+ "Thank You to our Sponsors" Banner in prominent location.
• Fifth-level logo placement on RE+ website.
• Fifth-level logo placement on RE+ mobile app.

RE+ 2025 Track & Format Descriptions

1. Financing and Development
This track provides in-depth strategies for financing clean energy projects and overcoming development hurdles. Sessions will cover trends in project risk management, tax incentives, and financing solar and energy storage projects, focusing on mitigating supply chain risks and leveraging state and federal policy opportunities for successful project completion.

2. Market Trends: Load Growth, Manufacturing, and Electrification
This track examines the shifting energy landscape driven by load growth, clean manufacturing, and sector-wide electrification. Topics may include innovations in load management, domestic manufacturing, and the role of AI and automation in supporting decarbonization and electrification alongside solutions for scaling up the energy transition across industries.

3. Transmission and Distribution
Focused on modernizing the energy grid, this track delves into interconnection standards, transmission planning, and distributed energy resources (DER). Topics may include system planning, equitable interconnection, and data-driven solutions to accommodate growing industrial and decentralized energy loads.

4. Grid Modernization and Resilience
This track spotlights the cutting-edge tools and technologies transforming the grid to meet future demands. Attendees will explore how technologies such as virtual power plants (VPP) and distributed energy resources (DER) are enhancing grid flexibility and reliability, with a focus on strategies that optimize resilience.

5. Land Use and Community Engagement
This track centers on the intersection of renewable energy development, land use, and community partnerships. Attendees may discuss land-use strategies, like agrivoltaics, or look at real-world examples of engaging tribal nations and local stakeholders to ensure community buy-in from project approval through decommissioning.

6. Regulatory Innovations and Policy Drivers
This track addresses the evolving policy landscape, focusing on regulatory challenges and opportunities in the clean energy sector. Topics include federal and state-level policy developments, tax and tariff challenges, permitting processes, and strategies for engaging with utility commissions, ensuring attendees are well-equipped to navigate policy shifts that impact project development and clean energy deployment.

 7. Business Intelligence: HR, ESG (environmental, social and governance), and Communications
Focusing on the human and corporate dimensions of clean energy, this track covers workforce development, business growth, and communications strategies. Sessions will discuss cultivating an inclusive workforce, meeting corporate social responsibility goals, and navigating communications challenges in evolving political and regulatory environments while driving organizational success.

8. Technology Trends: Batteries, Microgrids, AI, and More
This track explores emerging technologies that are reshaping the energy landscape—such as long-duration storage, hydrogen, and geothermal— and addresses challenges that come with AI and cybersecurity. Attendees will gain insights into how these innovations are boosting grid resilience and driving sustainable energy practices across various sectors.