At the 2026 NECA Power Markets Conference, regulators, policymakers and industry leaders will examine how competitive wholesale markets can sustain reliability and affordability while advancing decarbonization. The program will address the pressures reshaping New England and other regions—including accelerating climate goals, surging electricity demand from data centers, shifting federal policy, and rising costs for households and businesses.
Through three panels, the conference will explore what is driving electricity prices, how market structures are evolving to meet resource adequacy and load growth and what it takes to attract investment for tomorrow’s grid. Aaron Lang, a Partner in the Energy & Climate group, will speak on these issues and the policy and market solutions needed to support a reliable, low‑carbon power system. Join the conversation on how power markets can uphold their core strengths in a rapidly transforming energy landscape.
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