ASE Virtual Summer Policy Series 2025: Energy to Eggs: Connecting Efficiency Policy to Economic Growth
The Alliance to Save Energy (ASE) is excited to launch the ASE Virtual Summer Policy Series, an exclusive set of policy discussions, panels, and networking opportunities tailored to the fast-moving legislative and regulatory landscape. This series provides timely, relevant, and impactful discussions throughout the summer.
Why Attend?
Energy efficiency is a key driver of economic growth, job creation, and energy security. This event brings together policy leaders, businesses, and industry experts to explore how efficiency policies can support economic resilience across sectors.
Register below to join the dialogues shaping the future of energy efficiency policy. (Free registration)
Who Should Attend?
- Federal & state policymakers
- Corporate sustainability & energy leaders
- Utilities & energy service providers
- Advocacy organizations & NGOs
- Finance & investment professionals
- Technology & innovation experts
Who Will Be There?
- Policymakers from Congress & Federal agencies
- Industry leaders & utility executives
- Energy efficiency advocates & think tanks
- Regulators & researchers
Event Schedule
| Date & Time | Title | Description | Confirmed Speakers | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday June 10, 2–3:30 pm EDT | Opening Plenary: The Future of Energy Efficiency & U.S. Leadership | A high-level discussion on the role of EE in meeting climate goals, enhancing energy security, driving energy dominance, and economic growth. | Rick Thigpen, Senior VP of Corporate Citizenship, PSEG Manik “Nikki” Roy, Energy Policy Advisor of U.S. Representative Sean Casten (IL) Heather Reams, President, Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions Lisa Jacobson, President, Business Council for Sustainable Energy Sandy Fazeli, Senior Managing Director, NASEO | Register |
| Tuesday June 17, 2–3:30 pm EDT | The Role of Energy Efficiency in an All-the-Above Energy Future | Energy efficiency is the foundation for reducing demand and emissions across all fuels—gas, electricity, and renewables—helping the energy system transition cost-effectively. | Anne Lenzen, Senior Manager Regulatory Affairs and Market Development, Oracle-Opower Morgan Hoy, Senior Manager, Policy and Strategy, American Gas Association David Barclay, Market Area Manager, Demand Side Management and Policy, DNV Adam Cooper, Managing Director, Customer Solutions, Edison Electric Institute Dr. Carrie Brown, Director at Large, ASHRAE | Register |
| Wednesday July 16, 2–3:30 pm EDT | Energy Efficiency and Consumer Affordability: Reducing Costs for Families & Businesses | EE reduces costs for consumers and businesses, prioritizing affordability and access. | Register | |
| Thursday July 24, 1–2:30 pm EDT | Smarter Systems, Lower Bills: How AI and Smart Grids Deliver Scalable Energy Efficiency | Exploring how AI-driven energy management, smart grids, and automation lower energy costs and enhance efficiency. | Register | |
| Tuesday August 5, 2–3:30 pm EDT | Investing in Energy Efficiency for Business Resilience & Energy Dominance | How EE investments drive business performance, job creation, and infrastructure resilience. | Register | |
| Tuesday August 19, 2–3:30 pm EDT | Closing Plenary: Building the Clean Energy Workforce: Expanding Access to Energy Efficiency Careers | This session will explore strategies to grow the energy efficiency workforce. | Register |