Events

NASUCA is an association of 63 consumer advocates in 45 states and the District of Columbia Barbados, Puerto Rico, and Jamaica. NASUCA’s members are designated by the laws of their respective jurisdictions to represent the interests of utility consumers before state and federal regulators and in the courts.

RE+ brings the modern energy industry together to meet the power demands of the future. What began as Solar Power International (SPI) has evolved into RE+, uniting an extensive alliance of renewable energy leaders for multiple days of programming and networking opportunities, while showcasing a resilient industry. As the largest and most comprehensive event in North America for the clean energy industry, RE+ incorporates business opportunities and education content across energy sectors, including solar, energy storage, hydrogen, microgrids, EV charging and infrastructure, and wind energy.

Now in its 16th year, DataCentres Ireland is the country’s leading event for the data centre sector, bringing together key decision-makers, operators, service providers, and innovators. Combining a free-to-attend exhibition with a multi-streamed conference, it’s your opportunity to discover the latest technologies, share ideas, and shape the future of Ireland’s digital infrastructure.

Strong hyperscale commitments and national AI targets have positioned the UK as a major destination for data centre investment. As the pipeline of projects grows, access to sufficient and competitively priced electricity has become the principal bottleneck to translating that ambition into built capacity.

Since the first edition in November 2025, when we convened to examine the energy challenges facing the UK’s data centre sector, the discussion has moved from urgent to critical. Policy and regulatory responses have accelerated, alongside emerging industry initiatives to develop solutions. The conference will bring together the operators, developers, utilities, policymakers, and investors to address challenges and identify solutions to support the UK’s digital infrastructure expansion.