Tulane University is set to host its second annual Future of Energy Forum on Sept. 10–12, convening a powerhouse lineup of leading energy executives, policy experts and innovators for its free three-day event exploring the biggest challenges and opportunities shaping the energy sector in Louisiana and across the globe, reports Biz New Orleans.
The Forum announced an initial lineup of programming centered on the theme of Powering the Future: Innovation, Competition and Collaboration. Topics include how emerging technologies, rapidly evolving regulations and strategic partnerships are reshaping the energy landscape—from critical minerals and AI data centers to nuclear energy and next-generation grid infrastructure.
The 2025 Forum will feature over 30 sessions across three stages, with more than 100 speakers and panelists. Read more.
