Community Dinner and Panel: Securing Our Energy Future

Current Duke students are invited for a dinner and panel discussion on the issues shaping our energy future. What does a secure energy future look like for everyday Americans? Current Duke students are invited to join Energy Week at Duke for a community dinner and moderated panel on energy affordability, grid reliability, and the evolving regulatory landscape. The discussion will explore how infrastructure investments, market conditions, and policy decisions affect household energy costs and reliable access to electricity. Panelists John Gajda, Nathan White, Maureen Quinlan, and Maura Farver will join moderator Jackson Ewing to discuss the challenges and opportunities of a changing grid. Enjoy dinner, connect with fellow students and energy professionals, and consider how we can meet changing energy needs while protecting consumers and strengthening communities. This event is part of Energy Week at Duke University (Nov. 9-13), organized by dozens of students from degree programs across Duke. Learn more about other Energy Week events that might interest you: energyweekatduke.org. FEATURED PANELISTS: • Maura Farver, State Energy Policy Director, Duke Energy Carolinas • John Gajda, North Carolina Utilities Commissioner, North Carolina Utilities Commission • Maureen Quinlan, Senior Manager, Clean Grid and Energy • Nathan White, Director, Guidehouse • Moderator: Jackson Ewing, Director, Energy and Climate Policy, Nicholas Institute for Energy, Environment & Sustainability This event is limited-capacity and in person only. Please register only if you can firmly commit to attending. If your plans change, please cancel your registration to allow others on the waitlist to attend.