2026 CLEAN ENERGY SUMMIT

MAY 14, 2026
CAMBRIDGE, MA

A Working Convening for Measurement, Accountability, and Action

The Transform Power Systems Clean Energy Summit is a one-day convening designed to bring engineers, utilities, workforce leaders, municipalities, employers, community organizations, and funders into shared conversation around one central question: Are we measuring what actually matters?

Through cross-sector dialogue, technical insight, and facilitated working sessions, participants will explore how clean energy transformation can move from ambition to implementation by aligning engineering excellence, workforce innovation, and community impact.

Who Attends
Engineers and technical leaders, utilities and energy providers, municipal and public sector leaders, workforce development organizations, community-based organizations, employers, funders, industry partners, program fellows, alumni, and clean energy practitioners.

May 14, 2026 | Cambridge, MA
Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC)
255 Main St, Cambridge, MA 02142
Entrance: Opposite Eastern Edge Food Hall

SUMMIT PILLARS

Pillar 1: Engineering Excellence
From Policy to Practice

What it actually takes to deliver and scale clean energy in Massachusetts.
Pillar 2: Cultivating Talent
The Workforce Lab
What durable economic mobility in clean energy actually requires.
Pillar 3: Energizing Communities
Community Power
Using clean energy to shape local outcomes.

 

agenda

Featured Sessions

Engineering Excellence: From Policy to Practice
A practical conversation on interconnection, capital, workforce, and policy alignment.

Cultivating Talent: The Workforce Lab
A working discussion on training, hiring, and long-term career mobility.

Solutions Labs: From Challenge to Implementation
Two concurrent labs focused on Workforce Pathways and Community Impact + Engineering.

Energizing Communities: Community Power
A grounded conversation on moving communities from recipients of clean energy investment to active participants in driving it.

8:30 – 9:00 AM | Registration & Coffee

Guest arrival, check-in, and networking over coffee and light refreshments. 
Location: Open Commons

TPS leadership sets the stage for the day. State leadership shares priorities and why this convening matters now. 
Chiderah Okoye, TPS | Crystal Johnson, Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs 
Location: Mosaic Conference Room

What it actually takes to deliver and scale clean energy in MA — interconnection, capital, workforce, and policy alignment.

Moody Demetry, Reactivate | Shonte Davidson, Better Together Brain Trust | Elke Trilla, Wilson Sonsini | Moderator: Allan Telio, Balance Rock Consulting 
Location: Mosaic Conference Room

Closing the gap between training and the field. What durable economic mobility in clean energy truly requires. 
Chima Anidobe, National Grid | Chiderah Okoye, TPS | Moderator: Ruth Georges, WeRise Consulting 
Location: Mosaic Conference Room

Participants will break into two parallel, facilitated working groups led by industry practitioners. Each group will tackle a real-world challenge at the intersection of clean energy delivery, workforce, and community impact—moving beyond discussion toward practical solutions and shared insights. 

  • Workforce Pathways (TPS): Where training, hiring, and career mobility are not yet fully aligned  
  • Community Impact + Engineering (Resonant Energy): Where engineering, community priorities, and project delivery intersect—and often collide  

Facilitated by Victoria Pisini, Climate Salon | Debra Shepard, Riverstone Sustainability | Tiana Veldwisch, Tiana V Consulting 
Breakout Rooms: Mosaic Conference Room & Open Commons 

An informal but informative briefing on what is happening now, what is coming next, and what it means for stakeholders across the ecosystem. 
Open Commons + Patio

Moving communities from passive recipients of clean energy investment to active participants in shaping and benefiting from it. 
Madeleine Barr, Resonant Energy 
Mosaic Conference Room

A structured closing to translate discussion into action. Participants reflect on one insight, one opportunity, and one ask—ensuring the Summit carries forward beyond the room. 
Facilitated by TPS 
Mosaic Conference Room

Commemorating TPS’s 6th year milestone by recognizing key community stakeholders and celebrating with a closing toast and group photo. 

Honorees: 
Chima Anidobe, National Grid | Greg King, TSK Energy | Sade Mabawonku, National Grid | David Ward, EED 
Open Commons + Patio 

Pillar Champions

Program Supporters

The Transform Power Systems 2026 Clean Energy Systems Summit offers sponsors a strategic platform to demonstrate leadership at the intersection of clean energy infrastructure, workforce development, and community impact.

This is an investment in shaping industry standards, building valuable partnerships, and showcasing your organization’s work at the forefront of measurable, equitable clean energy transformation.

Sponsorship Investment Levels

Strategic Alignment Partner
Systems Sponsor 
Investment | $15,000
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Impact Anchor Partner
Priority Area Sponsor
Investment | $10,000
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Pillar Champion
I
nteractive Sponsor
Investment | $5,000
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You Gain:

  • Strategic Visibility & Market Leadership
  • Partnership Development & Business Opportunities
  • Talent Pipeline & Workforce Access
  • Data & Impact Reporting

Sponsorship Inquiry Form