The top of energy and the environment in the hill

On his first day in his post, President Trump signed an executive declaration of a new era of “US energy launch”. Since then, the White House announced a state of national energy emergency, exited the Paris agreements, and the National Council established energy dominance.

Recently, in his speech to a joint session of Congress, President Trump has pledged to intensify local fossil fuels and metal production quickly, all as he promised “drilling, child, drilling”. Meanwhile, Canada has briefly slapped the electricity tariff throughout Michigan, Minnesota and New York, only to be suspended after a short period, which is an unintended result of this new climate of trade and energy.

How do stakeholders adapt to climate and energy quickly with these changing policies? What does this mean for the future of American energy and environmental policy? Where will the country fit international climate efforts? How will the new way to move forward affect the ordinary Americans?

Join us at the Hill’s Energy & Environment Summit, where we will gather government leaders, sustainability and global energy solutions to discuss all of the above and more.

location
Washington, DC, and the flow worldwide

History and time
Tuesday, May 6
8:15 AM and others registration and networks
9:00 am ET programming begins
12:00 pm East US time concludes programming

Speakers:

• Senator Martin Heinrich (D-NM)A member of the arrangement, the Energy and Natural Resources Committee of the Senate
• Senator Ed Marki (D-MA)Co -Chair, Climate Change Squad, Senate; Member, Committee for Environment and Public Works of the Senate
• Representative Bob Lata (R-o)Chair, sub -committee for energy and trade in the field of energy
• Christine Todd WitmanFormer official, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA); The President, the Wittman Strategy Group
• Eileen PakarjThe oldest colleague, Salata Institute at Harvard University of Climate and Sustainability; Former chief economists, General Motors
• Chris BarnardHead of the American Conservation Alliance
• Tri QuanEnergy Analyst – Oil and Gas, Institute of Energy Economics and Financial Analysis
• Rebecca HiggensVice President – Politics, Eno Transport Center
• Alice HillOldest colleague – Energy and Environment, Council of Foreign Relations
• Leslie JantrosaramiVP – Research and Industry Strategy, Smart Electricity Alliance (SEPA)
• Lauren RileySugar Sustainability officials, United Airways

*Additional speakers must be announced.

Hosts:

• Bill SamonSVP – Editorial Content, The Hill & Newsnation
• Mike ViciraHead of the Washington Office, Newspapers