As the demand for electricity increases, we'll need more wires and cables — all as extreme weather becomes more common. Join this discussion about what will be needed to prepare the grid for an all-electric future, and learn what technologies are available to support the grid while keeping your lights on.

There are more options available to electrify industrial processes than you may expect — particularly for low-heat applications. Our experts will cover what processes could be electrified today, and what that would mean for costs, emissions and operations. They'll also discuss what it will take to get companies to make the switch.

Wondering how we can update existing buildings to become all-electric? Come hear the latest thinking about retrofits, from Levi Plaza to San Francisco International Airport. Experts will discuss their plans to get buy-in and finance an all-electric future.

2021 is the year that companies and organizations will move beyond EV charging pilots and begin to deploy charging infrastructure at scale. Federal, state and local policies are helping drive this acceleration as is the surge in new electric vehicle models. But challenges remain when it comes to charging business models, including lack of interoperability and customer ease of use.

Mass adoption of electric vehicles and clean energy will rely on low-cost, reliable energy storage. The cost of lithium-ion batteries has dropped dramatically in recent years, but new battery innovations will be required to help reduce battery costs even more. What are the batteries we need today and tomorrow to electrify everything?

To electrify everything, the solutions need to be accessible to everyone. This session features experts working on innovative financing and programs designed to make sure the benefits of all-electric buildings are available in low-income communities. Come hear how your organization can align its efforts to spur forward electrification for all.