Foley Hoag is proud to host a closed-door roundtable during New York Climate Week bringing energy industry leaders for a focused conversation on scaling load flexibility as a core component of the capacity toolkit.
As electricity demand accelerates and grid capacity grows increasingly constrained, the need to connect new load quickly must be balanced against reliability and affordability imperatives. Load flexibility offers a critical path forward — enabling faster speed to power, unlocking capacity from existing grid infrastructure, managing costs, and creating new opportunities for utilities, customers, technology providers, and other market participants.
This three-hour, collaborative session will explore what it takes to make load flexibility an enduring market solution and identify actionable strategies to move the industry at the pace this moment demands.
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