The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana (HCCL) and the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will host the inaugural Gulf Coast Energy Forum on Oct. 20–21 at the Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans.
The Gulf Coast Energy Forum will highlight the region’s vital role in America’s energy economy while examining the opportunities and challenges shaping the industry’s future. The program will bring together senior executives, policymakers, investors, utilities, energy producers, entrepreneurs and business leaders for two days of conversations focused on energy security, infrastructure, innovation, investment and economic growth.
The speakers represent a cross-section of the energy ecosystem, offering perspectives on the policies, technologies, investments and business opportunities influencing the Gulf Coast and the broader U.S. energy landscape. Exploring the Future of Energy Forum discussions will examine some of the most significant issues facing the energy sector, including:
- Energy security, reliability and affordability
- LNG, natural gas and traditional energy markets
- Emerging energy technologies and innovation
- Supply chain resilience and procurement opportunities
- Workforce development and the future of energy jobs
The forum is being held with the support of Entergy, Natural Allies, Van Ness Feldman, Riley Permian, TeleVizion and Hispanics in Energy, whose engagement reflects the growing importance of collaboration across the energy industry and business community.
