10:30 – 10:35AM
Kicking off Day 2 of East Stage programming
U.S. Department of Energy, Elaine Hsieh, Senior Advisor, Office of the Under Secretary for Infrastructure
10:35 – 10:45AM
Eos Energy Enterprises is revolutionizing the energy storage landscape with American-made, zinc-based long-duration battery solutions designed to support global sustainable energy transitions. The presentation will detail Project AMAZE, an ambitious manufacturing expansion program in Pittsburgh, PA, which will enable the production of 8 GWh of annual storage capacity. By emphasizing safety, scalability, and sustainability, Eos demonstrates how innovative battery technologies can ensure energy stability, resilience, and independence while supporting domestic manufacturing and clean energy infrastructure development.
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Eos Energy Enterprises, Nathan Kroeker, CFO
10:45 – 11:00AM
Li-Cycle will discuss the essential role of lithium-ion battery recycling in bolstering U.S. economic and national security interests. By establishing a robust recycling infrastructure, the U.S. can recover valuable materials like lithium, cobalt, and nickel, significantly reducing dependency on foreign imports and minimizing the environmental impact of new mining activities. This presentation will explore how these efforts contribute to a sustainable and secure domestic supply chain, ensuring energy independence, and supporting the transition to a clean energy economy.
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Li-Cycle , Ajay Kochhar, CEO
U.S. Department of Energy, Chelsea Sexton, Loan Programs Office
11:00 – 11:15AM
Ioneer is poised to shake-up the global critical mineral supply chain with its Rhyolite Ridge project in Nevada, focusing on the domestic production and processing of lithium and boron. This interview will explore the strategic importance of investing in domestic supply chains, highlighting community engagement and sustainability as key operational priorities. Attendees will learn about Ioneer’s commitment to responsible resource management, environmental stewardship, and economic development, which collectively support national efforts to secure critical mineral resources essential for clean energy technologies.
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Ioneer – Rhyolite Ridge, James Calaway, Chairman
U.S. Department of Energy, Chelsea Sexton, Loan Programs Office
11:15 – 11:25AM
Gevo’s presentation will delve into scalable carbon abatement strategies that align market-driven incentives with agricultural improvement and rural development. By integrating carbon reduction into every stage of the hydrocarbon supply chain, Gevo aims to create economic opportunities for farmers, plant operators, fuel suppliers, consumers, and taxpayers alike. The discussion will focus on how Gevo’s innovative approach facilitates widespread adoption of carbon abatement practices that are economical, efficient, and beneficial across multiple sectors.
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Gevo, Pat Gruber, CEO
11:25 – 11:35AM
TS Conductor’s advanced conductors are revolutionizing grid modernization by delivering 2-3 times more capacity with significantly reduced line losses. This session will present real-world case studies demonstrating how utilities achieve substantial cost savings in both reconductoring and new construction projects. Attendees will gain insights into how TS Conductor’s patented solutions enhance grid capacity while minimizing capital expenditures, supported by industry-leading investors and backed by Department of Energy initiatives for expanded U.S. manufacturing capabilities.
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TS Conductor, Cassidy Castleman, Director of Marketing
11:35 – 11:45AM
NextGen Energy Partners will present a transformative initiative, Hubs for Energy Resilient Operations (HERO Hubs), funded by the U.S. Department of Energy under the Grid Resilience Innovation Partnership (GRIP) and matched by private sector investment to deploy a modernized network of distributed energy resources integrated with statewide emergency operations across the State of Louisiana. This presentation will provide an overview of the Human-Centric Grid Resilience demonstration project as a scalable model to deliver more reliable, abundant, and carbon-free electricity.
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NextGen Energy Partners, Kimberly Johnston, Founder and CEO
11:45 – 11:55AM
The Hopi Nation Hybrid Community Microgrid Project – supported by a $9 million DOE grant – brings together BoxPower, Arizona State University, and the Hopi Nation to install a 1.25 MW solar array with battery storage and backup diesel generation. This hybrid microgrid will provide clean, reliable energy to the remote Turquoise Trail Municipal Complex, ensuring continuous power for essential services. The project emphasizes community-led energy solutions and workforce development, creating local training and employment opportunities that support long-term energy independence and sustainability for the Hopi Nation. In this presentation, BoxPower will provide an overview of this project and its business more broadly.
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BoxPower, Griffin Hewitt, Business Development Manager
11:55 – 12:05PM
This presentation will highlight how Tribally owned companies can provide crucial support to DOE awardees in navigating complex federal investment and regulatory requirements. Specifically, Tribal One will discuss their valuable partnership with ENTEK’s Lithium Separators by providing professional services supporting reporting, record keeping, and compliance requirements including specialized software management for ENTEK’s Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Loan Program (ATVM) loan from the DOE Loan Programs Office.
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ENTEK/ Tribal One, Judy Farm, CEO (Tribal One)
12:05 – 12:15PM
EVgo will provide an in-depth look at their business model and infrastructure deployment strategies. Their presentation will explore how EVgo is positioned to drive the electric vehicle charging industry forward, detailing their approach to expanding charging networks, overcoming deployment challenges, and contributing to the growth of sustainable transportation infrastructure across America.
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EVgo, Francine Sullivan, Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel
12:15 – 12:25M
The American Lung Association will discuss two innovative projects – in Saint Paul, MN, and Chicago, IL – aimed at enhancing community engagement in electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure development. Their presentation will highlight strategies for building organizational capacity and ensuring community representation in decision-making processes. Attendees will learn about the different approaches taken in each city, the progress made during the first year of implementation, and future steps to expand access to cleaner transportation options.
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American Lung Association, Jon Hunter, Senior Director, Healthy Air Solutions
12:25 – 12:35M
LongPath Technologies will present its advanced measurement technology designed to enhance methane management across gas operations. By utilizing innovative measurement solutions, operators can significantly improve operational efficiency while minimizing methane emissions. This presentation will showcase real-world examples of how sustainable practices implemented through LongPath’s technology yield substantial business benefits.
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LongPath Technologies, Ian Dickinson, CEO
12:35 – 12:50M
A discussion between DOE’s Deputy Secretary David Turk and Office of Policy Director Carla Frisch about the impacts of BIL and IRA to date, the durability of these historic pieces of legislation, and what the private sector and communities can do to ensure continued success.
U.S. Department of Energy, David Turk, Deputy Secretary
U.S. Department of Energy, Carla Frisch, Director, Office of Policy
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