One week after Election Day, the results — and shifts in political power — could reshape the advanced energy landscape. Changes are coming not only to Congress, but to Governors’ mansions, statehouse majorities and leadership, and regulatory commissions that will influence energy policy across the country.
The election will reveal which leaders are facing a mandate to lower energy costs, and the state-level solutions they’ll be reaching for. Understanding where opportunities expanded, where barriers remain, and what may change next will be essential for advanced energy leaders planning for 2027.
Join Advanced Energy United for a special post-election briefing on what happened, what it means for the clean energy transition, and where the industry should focus next. In this free event, we’ll examine the outlook on Capitol Hill and select states, what’s possible during the period before newly elected officials take office, and the policy and market opportunities that could accelerate advanced energy deployment.