2026 Speakers
At Energy Council New York 2026, we heard from capital providers and senior energy leaders driving investment decisions across power, grids, storage, LNG, and upstream supply, responsible for financing and structuring the assets that define the next energy cycle.
2026 SPEAKERS
SPEAKEr interview series
Hear from industry leaders sharing their perspectives on key market trends, challenges, and opportunities ahead of Energy Council New York.
Kerogen-CX Capital on the New Energy Private Equity Landscape
Why the private equity model in energy has fundamentally changed, where the real capital opportunities lie as demand grows exponentially, and how risk discipline separated the investments that hold from the ones that don’t.
Energy Capital Ventures on Innovation and Investment Across the Natural Gas Value Chain
Why innovation is more critical than ever, how misconceptions around venture economics are holding entrepreneurs back, and why people and discipline determine success in an evolving energy landscape.
Schroders Greencoat on Energy Transition Investing, Data Center Infrastructure, and Market Uncertainty
How investors are approaching diversified energy transition portfolios, why data center development is becoming increasingly complex, and why adaptability is critical in today’s evolving infrastructure markets.
JAPEX on Private Equity, Energy Security, and the Future of U.S. Upstream Investment
Why private equity is reshaping U.S. upstream energy, how oil and gas remain central to energy security, and why curiosity, trust, and adaptability are essential in a changing global market.
BlueHaven on AI-Driven Power Demand, Infrastructure Innovation, and the Convergence of Energy Systems
Why infrastructure is becoming increasingly technology-driven, how AI is transforming power demand and investment strategy, and why long-term thinking and disciplined execution matter more than ever.
AIP Management on Energy Transition Investing, AI-Driven Power Demand, and U.S. Infrastructure
How AI and rising power demand are reshaping energy investment strategy, why collaboration between legacy and renewable energy is essential, and how long-term thinking is guiding the next generation of infrastructure investors.