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July 16 Conference Agenda – Energypath – Regenerative Energy Initiative

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Advanced Biofuels USA Reflects on Energypath 2026

Following Energypath 2026, Joanne Ivancic, Executive Director of Advanced Biofuels USA, shared her perspective on why Energypath is a unique model for energy education. In her recap, she highlights the value of combining hands-on boot camps, expert-led conference sessions and workforce development opportunities to help participants better understand today’s evolving energy landscape. She also reflects on the importance of renewable fuels, practical learning experiences and engaging the next generation of energy leaders. We are grateful to Joanne and Advanced Biofuels USA for their continued partnership and thoughtful contribution to Energypath.

Energy Storage Leader Highlights Energypath in National Industry Recap

After participating in the LDES Consortium Annual Workshop, Anna J. Siefken, a clean energy and infrastructure executive, continued her cross-country tour with a stop at Energypath 2026. In her LinkedIn recap, she highlighted discussions on long duration energy storage (LDES), grid reliability and the growing demand for dispatchable energy resources. Anna also noted the valuable conversations sparked by Pennsylvania’s energy landscape and the role LDES can play in supporting large electrical loads, including data centers. We appreciate Anna sharing her expertise with our attendees and continuing the conversation beyond Energypath.

National Energy Improvement Fund Highlights EnergyPath 2026 Partnership

The National Energy Improvement Fund (NEIF) was a proud sponsor of Energypath 2026, joining industry leaders, policymakers, educators and innovators at Moravian University for a day of conversations focused on Pennsylvania’s evolving energy landscape and the future of energy.

In their conference recap, NEIF reflected on the value of connecting with professionals across the energy sector while exploring topics including energy storage, grid reliability, infrastructure modernization and the growing demand for dispatchable energy resources. Their continued support helps strengthen the collaborative partnerships that make EnergyPath possible.

We appreciate NEIF’s sponsorship and participation in Energypath 2026 and look forward to continuing to advance the conversation around the future of energy together.

Earth Conservancy Highlights EnergyPath 2026 Presentation

Earth Conservancy recently shared a recap of its participation in Energypath 2026, where Director of Communications Elizabeth Hughes, EdD, served as a featured speaker. During her presentation, “Reclaiming Coal Country: Pennsylvania’s Anthracite Legacy, Environmental Recovery, and Regional Revitalization,” Hughes explored the lasting impacts of Pennsylvania’s anthracite mining history and the opportunities to transform abandoned mine lands into community assets.

Earth Conservancy’s recap highlighted the valuable discussions sparked during the conference about land reclamation, environmental recovery and regional revitalization. We are grateful for Earth Conservancy’s participation and for sharing its expertise with the Energypath community as we continue advancing conversations about Pennsylvania’s energy future.