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ACORE Policy Forum
The 2027 ACORE Policy Forum will bring together policymakers, corporate leaders, investors, utilities, legal experts, and clean energy innovators on February 24–25 in Washington, D.C.
About ACORE Events
ACORE events bring together the right people at the right time to discuss the most critical issues facing the clean energy community. From intimate salon dinners to roundtables to sold-out conferences and our annual Gala, we create the spaces where leaders gather to learn, debate and drive change.
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After the Ballots: What the 2026 Election Means for American Clean Energy
Thursday, November 12, 3-5 p.m.
Join ACORE in New York for a candid fireside chat on what the results mean for the investors, developers, and innovators behind America’s energy infrastructure. This event is for ACORE members only. To RSVP, reach out to events@acore.org.
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ACORE Gala
ACORE Grid Forum
Webinars
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Past EventsPast Events
Energy Zones for PJM States
Powering Tribal Energy: Financing Pathways to Deployment
The Permitting Reform Deal: What’s In, What’s Out, What’s Next
Energy Affordability in New England: The Case for Transmission and Renewables
De-Risking Transmission: Global Lessons from the UK’s Cap and Floor Framework
Beyond Queue Jumping: Interconnection Reforms for a Modern Grid
Unmasking Scope 2: Financial and Market Implications of the New GHG Protocol Guidance
Powering Progress: States Leading on Transmission Collaboration
How Local Opposition is Transforming Energy Investment: Tools for Permitting Success in 2025
Sink or Swim: Is the Grid Prepared for Summer Demand?
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