Making Energy Work Conference 2026
A conference on energy policy, regulation, and pathways to decarbonization across electricity, transportation, and buildings.
EMBASSY SUITES RALEIGH-DURHAM RESEARCH TRIANGLE, Cary, NC
- Date
- October 14, 2026
- Venue
- EMBASSY SUITES RALEIGH-DURHAM RESEARCH TRIANGLE, Cary, NC
TL;DR
- The 2026 conference starts October 14 at EMBASSY SUITES RALEIGH-DURHAM RESEARCH TRIANGLE in Cary, North Carolina.
- Its program addresses state and federal energy policy and regulation, including decarbonization pathways for electricity, transportation, and buildings.
- The event is described as a two-day conference with keynote talks, breakout sessions, and networking; ticket prices and attendance figures are not included in the supplied facts.
Who you'll find in the room
Clean energy providers
Clean energy providers.
Business owners and employees
Business owners and employees.
Media and press
Media and press representatives.
Students and faculty
Students and faculty.
Financial providers and investors
Financial providers and investors.
Economic development groups
Economic development groups.
Utilities and independent power producers
Utilities and independent power producers.
Attorneys and legal professionals
Attorneys and legal professionals.
Non-profits, trade groups, and educational institutions
Non-profits, trade groups, and educational institutions.
Commercial and industrial energy customers
Commercial and industrial energy customers.
Architects, engineers, and construction representatives
Architects, engineers, and construction representatives.
Venue & travel
Venue
EMBASSY SUITES RALEIGH-DURHAM RESEARCH TRIANGLEQuestions people ask
5 answeredThe conference starts October 14, 2026.
It takes place at EMBASSY SUITES RALEIGH-DURHAM RESEARCH TRIANGLE in Cary, North Carolina.
The published audience includes clean energy providers, business owners and employees, media, students and faculty, investors, utilities, legal professionals, and other energy-sector groups.
It is most useful for clean energy developers, utilities, attorneys and policy-minded business owners who need to follow state and federal policy and regulation on decarbonizing electricity, transportation and buildings, since the attendee mix spans those groups. As a two-day event run by the North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association, it leans toward policy and networking; engineers wanting deep technical content would get less from it.
Attendees at clean energy policy conferences usually wear business casual, with suits for lawyers, policymakers and keynote speakers; October in the Raleigh area is mild.
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