March 29-31, 2027
CWRU Tinkham Veale Center
Cleveland, Ohio
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Re-Engineering America’s Energy & Mobility Future 

Join the leaders connecting Energy, Mobility, AI, HVDC, and critical infrastructure to shape a
Resilient, Secure, Survivable, and Sustainable future.

March 29–31, 2027 Tinkham Veale Conference Center Case Western Reserve University Cleveland, Ohio
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REGISTRATION OPENS SEPTEMBER, 2026

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PARTNERS

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SPEAKERS

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ATTENDEES

Join Us for Energy & Mobility 2027

Energy & Mobility 2027, in collaboration with HVDC America, NASA, INCOSE, and SAE unites the nation’s leading systems engineers, industry innovators, AI technologists, policy makers, and investors to accelerate a long‑term movement—one dedicated to transforming the electric and mobility sector and building the resilient, intelligent, and high‑capacity infrastructure required for America’s future.

Join the movement. Stand with the leaders redefining how we power, move, protect, and connect communities for generations to come.

Sponsor

Be front and center at the shaping of America’s energy future and build strategic partnerships to keep your organization in the conversation.

Exhibit

Share your innovations with thought leaders and qualified decision makers who are building the future.

Attend

Discover breakthrough technologies and leave with insight you can act on right away.

Be Part of the Solution

Why Attend

Three days with the people actually redesigning America’s energy and mobility future. Meet leaders from NASA, utilities, and government. Explore breakthrough technology before it reaches the market. Build partnerships that outlast the conference. Leave with insights you can put to work immediately. This is where the next era gets built.

Why Sponsor

Reach decision-makers from energy, mobility, aerospace, and government across three days of high-visibility programming. Sponsorship here means qualified leads, expo-floor branding, and VIP networking with the people setting tomorrow’s infrastructure agenda — not just a logo on a banner.

E&M Welcomes Honorary Chair, Roscoe Bartlett


Roscoe Bartlett
Roscoe Bartlett
Honorary Chair,
Visionary Keynote Speaker,
Distinguished Centenarian

Roscoe G. Bartlett, Ph.D., stands as a revered American centenarian, celebrated for his lifelong contributions as a scientist, educator, and U.S. Congressman.

Over a career spanning more than seventy years, Dr. Bartlett advanced research in physiology and energy systems before serving Maryland’s 6th District for two decades, where he became one of Congress’s most respected champions of national resilience and critical‑infrastructure protection. His leadership helped elevate electromagnetic pulse (EMP) preparedness, energy reliability, and long‑term national sustainability to matters of bipartisan concern.

Now celebrating his hundredth year, Dr. Bartlett is honored as a wise elder of the scientific and public‑service communities, admired for his integrity, intellect, and unwavering dedication to safeguarding the nation’s future.

Featured Speakers – Confirmed  (and Invited)

Terry Boston

Terry Boston

former CEO - PJM

Vivek Ramaswamy

Vivek Ramaswamy

Candidate - Ohio Governor

Jud Virden

Dr. Jud Virden

Director - NLR Labs

Dr. William Joyce

Dr. William Joyce

CEO - Advanced Fusion

Gen. Luke Reiner

Major Gen (ret). Luke Reiner

Adjutant General - WY

Dr. Mike Watson

Dr. Mike Watson

President - INCOSE

Chris Ciuca

Chris Ciuca

Sr. VP SAE International

Tim Gallagher

Tim Gallagher

CEO - ReliabilityFirst

Dr. James Kenyon

Dr. Jimmy Kenyon

Director - NASA GRC

Dr. Amy Acton

(Dr. Amy Acton)

Candidate - Ohio Governor

Honorable Josh Shapiro

(Hon. Josh Shapiro)

Governor- Pennsylvania

The Honorable Gretchen Whitmer, Governor, Michigan

(Hon. Gretchen Whitmer)

Governor - Michigan

The Honorable Mike Braun, Governor, Indiana

(Hon. Mike Braun)

Governor - Indiana

The Honorable Andy Beshear, Governor, Kentucky

(Hon. Andy Beshear)

Governor - Kentucky

Robert A. Pearce, Associate Administrator NASA Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate

(Robert Pearce)

NASA Assoc. Admin ARMD

Defining Tomorrow Through Four Themes of Innovation

THEME ONE

Transforming the Energy System: Essential Capacity and Leadership with GRID 2.0

This theme opens the conversation on grid modernization by underscoring the importance of energy independence, resilience, and a renewed examination of the DC value proposition. It highlights how the nation can reclaim leadership by advancing high-capacity transmission, next-generation infrastructure, and a unified strategy for meeting unprecedented electrification and AI-driven demand.​

THEME TWO

Powering Mobility and Mobile Power: Achieving New Frontiers with Technology Advancements

Powering Mobility spotlights the rise of next-generation propulsion; electric, hydrogen, hybrid, and biofuel systems; transforming how we move across land, sea, air, and space. These technologies reduce emissions, increase efficiency, and enable smarter, lighter, and more autonomous platforms. But propulsion alone isn’t enough. Scalable energy systems; from battery storage and charging networks to microgrids; are critical to support this shift. From urban fleets to lunar rovers, the future of mobility depends on reliable power generation, storage, and delivery.

THEME THREE

Microgrids: Powering Energy Independence, Security, and Resilience

This theme explores the advantage of Microgrids for transforming the grid into a decentralized, dynamic, adaptive system that powers progress while countering threat scenarios and vulnerabilities. It highlights innovative strategies that combine capacity growth, adaptive resilience, and decentralized empowerment to ensure a secure and luminous energy future.

THEME FOUR

Policy, Regulation, and AI-Optimized Market Transformation for Economic Advantage

This theme brings together lawmakers, regulators, and industry leaders to define the frameworks needed to accelerate grid modernization. It explores incentives, interconnection standards, and market reforms that enable innovation, investment, and the widespread deployment of advanced technologies like HVDC corridors, microgrids, and distributed energy resources.​

What People Are Saying

The heart of the conference is a bold narrative which signals the beginning of a movement: the United States is entering the initial phase of nationally coordinated redesign of the electric grid, shifting from legacy AC corridors to a high‑capacity HVDC backbone, based on a substantially de-centralized architecture

John Juhasz
John Juhasz
Conference Chair

The U.S. transmission grid was not built for the level of demand it is now being asked to serve to ensure we win the AI race. Loads are arriving in gigawatt sizes, not megawatts like in the past. The industry has spent 140 years building the grid we have today, but all signs and DOE studies argue we need to double it in the next 10 years.

Terry Boston
Terry Boston
Former CEO - PGM

Energy abundance is the bedrock of economic growth and affordability for Ohio and the nation.

Vivek Ramaswamy
Vivec Ramaswamy
Candidate, Ohio Governor

We know that some of the biggest challenges to our industry are on the horizon as the grid rapidly transforms through decarbonization, decentralization and digitization.

Tim Gallagher
Tim Gallagher
CEO, ReliabilityFirst

It’s all of our collective responsibility to push boundaries, ask questions, and challenge the status quo. Technology will always be central to these efforts, and effective collaboration is crucial to students’ success.

Chris Ciuca
Chris Ciuca
Sr. VP SAE International

The promise of fusion is not simply clean energy; it is energy independence. When we master controlled fusion, we unlock a future where global development is no longer constrained by fuel scarcity.

Dr. William Joyce
Dr. William Joyce
CEO-Advanced Fusion
HVDC America

With HVDC America accelerating the next era of electrification, we are stepping into a transformation so massive that missing this conference isn’t an option, it’s a setback!

Powering the Next Great American Grid Revolution

The First Nationally Coordinated Redesign of the U.S. Power Grid — From AC to HVDC

At the 2026 Energy & Mobility Conference, we are featuring HVDC America, a grassroots movement transforming how our nation transmits power. Their mission is nothing less than historic: converting nearly 100,000 miles of aging AC transmission corridors into high-voltage direct current (HVDC) superhighways. This isn’t just an infrastructure upgrade; it’s the backbone of America’s future. HVDC America brings together regulators, utilities, national labs, AI/data-center operators, and engineering leaders to build a resilient, high-capacity grid that can support exploding demand, safeguard national security, and anchor the U.S. in the global energy race.

Join us to learn how they are not just designing systems, they’re launching a once-in-a-generation mobilization that could define America’s energy future.

The Event Powering the Next Great Leap in Infrastructure

Energy & Mobility Conference Supporters

Energy & Mobility: Technology, Systems, and Value Chain builds on more than a decade of legacy from Cleveland’s respected EnergyTech conference, where engineers, innovators, and systems thinkers have tackled the world’s toughest infrastructure challenges. Backed by leading institutions across engineering, aerospace, and government, the event brings together leaders in energy, transportation, aerospace, and advanced systems to build what’s next: a resilient, decentralized grid ready to power a fully electrified economy. This is where that work happens — and where you belong.

Tinkham Veale Conference Center
CWRU Tinkham Veale Conference Center

Organized and sponsored by:

Telepath Systems
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