2024 Schedule

Monday, March 11th
Monday, March 11th
3:45pm–04:45pm EDT
2024 Climate
Between a First Mover and a Hard Place

Hard-to-abate sectors—from maritime and aviation to hydrogen and steel—are proving to be some of the biggest innovators for a net-zero future. Forced to think outside of the box, explore unexpected partnerships, and invest in catalytic pathways, these first movers show that we shouldn’t always just grab the low hanging fruit.

2nd Floor, Breakout 5 (Room 211)
Tuesday, March 12th
11:30am–12:30pm EDT
2024 Climate
Sharing the Wealth of the Energy Transition

Transforming the energy system will involve building new transmission lines and power generating assets on a massive scale, and these projects offer a huge financial opportunity for the communities where they’re built. Hear from leaders who are developing mechanisms for sharing this wealth, offering communities and project developers a shared sense of success, fairness, and ownership.

2nd Floor, Breakout 5 (Room 211)
1:30pm–02:30pm EDT
2024 Climate
Solving Industry’s Dirty Problem

The industrial sector—think steel, cement, chemicals, heat and cooling—accounts for approximately 30% of emissions in the United States, making industry our biggest emissions problem. Learn about how emerging scalable solutions in technology, finance, and policy promise to decarbonize the sector.

2nd Floor, Breakout 5 (Room 211)
3:15pm–04:15pm EDT
2024 Climate
Wet and Wild or High and Dry: Creative Solutions to the Water Crisis

Storms are inundating coastlines, groundwater is drying up, and the world is beset by unprecedented floods and droughts. There are creative technologies—both high- and low-tech—that can lessen the devastation, but large scale projects are hard to deploy for political and economic reasons. Hear about promising approaches to our interconnected water crises.

2nd Floor, Breakout 5 (Room 211)
Wednesday, March 13th
1:30pm–02:30pm EDT
2024 Climate
How Healthcare can Heal People and Planet

The climate crisis is a health crisis. But even as climate change contributes to the global burden of disease, killing roughly 4 million people globally since the turn of the century, the health care sector is responsible for 8.5% of US greenhouse gas emissions. With healing as their mission, health professionals and organizations can use their ethical, economic, and political influence to lead a...

2nd Floor, Breakout 5 (Room 211)
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