Tulane Second Annual Future of Energy Forum
Powering the Future: Innovation, Competition, and Collaboration
Dr. Gary "Hoov" Hoover, Executive Director of The Murphy Institute
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The Murphy Institute is excited to announce that Dr. Gary "Hoov" Hoover, Executive Director of The Murphy Institute and Professor of Economics, will be a featured speaker at the 2025 Tulane Future of Energy Forum: Powering the Future: Innovation, Competition, and Collaboration
The forum, with its theme "Powering the Future: Innovation, Competition, and Collaboration," convenes leading voices from business, government, academia, and non-profits to explore the rapidly evolving global energy landscape. Hoov's participation reflects The Murphy Institute's commitment to engaging with critical interdisciplinary issues that shape economic, moral, and political problems of the 21st century, including the pivotal challenges and opportunities within the energy sector.
The Future of Energy Forum is a free event that will feature three days of programming, including keynote speaker sessions, in-depth discussion panels, and networking opportunities on Tulane's campus. Attendees will have the chance to engage with industry leaders from around the globe and explore cutting-edge research and innovative energy solutions.
About the Future of Energy Forum
As society confronts the challenge of meeting the escalating global demand for energy while moving towards a lower-carbon future, collaboration across sectors is more critical than ever before. The Future of Energy Forum at Tulane University will serve as a connector and catalyst for this collaboration – convening leaders in business, academia, government, and nonprofits from around the world to come together and engage in critical discussions about the future of energy.
September 10 - 12, 2025
Tulane University
This year’s Forum will convene energy leaders, innovators, policymakers, and researchers to explore the technologies, partnerships, and strategies reshaping how we produce, move, and manage energy. From global market dynamics to local infrastructure challenges, these sessions highlight the themes at the center of today’s energy landscape. This year’s theme will spotlight how new technologies, evolving markets, and bold partnerships are shaping the future of energy.
Innovation Track: Advancing from Idea to Impact
Technology is advancing fast, but what makes it available for the market? This track focuses on practical innovation, from fusion and AI-driven grids to next-gen batteries and decarbonization strategies, exploring the path from R&D to large-scale impact.
Competition Track: Navigating Market and Policy Shifts
The energy sector is a high-stakes arena shaped by investment, geopolitics, and regulation. This track examines how businesses, nations, and startups compete in an evolving landscape—and what it takes to lead in a shifting global market.
Collaboration Track: Building Smarter Partnerships
No single player can meet the growing demand for reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy alone. This track highlights effective collaborations between industries, governments, and communities, showcasing partnerships that drive innovation and long-term success.
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