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Summary
U.S. power demand is rising fast—driven by population growth, electrification, and data-center expansion—just as utilities face escalating physical climate risks. This half-day forum brings together banking and capital markets professionals with utility and S&P Global Energy Horizons specialists to unpack what these converging pressures mean for infrastructure financing and investment strategy.
Across three candid, discussion-led sessions, you’ll explore:
- How banks can structure and scale financing to support regulated-utility capex programs and the “energy addition.”
- How the adaptation gap is reshaping risk—from resilience investment needs and long-term asset performance.
- How affordability pressures and the energy expansion influence regulation, politics, investor expectations, and utility risk assessments.
Expect actionable insights and real-world perspective from leaders at S&P Global and Duke Energy, including specialists in energy capital insights, climate risk, power and renewables research, regulatory research, enterprise planning, and customer strategy.
An optional reception will follow from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM.
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