Foley Hoag is proud to sponsor Batteries and Buildings as Grid Assets, hosted by
LACI and
The Clean Fight at
BATWorks. As New York City's grid nears a critical inflection point—with aging fossil peaker plants retiring, rising demand, and ambitious state clean energy mandates—significant growth in battery storage, grid flexibility, and innovative approaches to siting, safety, and design will be essential.
This event will feature Foley Hoag Partner Seb Villaveces on a panel, as well as breakout discussions exploring how batteries and buildings can support the city's energy transition and whether energy storage could be a focus for future BATWorks programming, followed by a networking happy hour.