Tulane University is set to host the second annual Future of Energy Forum from September 10 to 12, attracting energy leaders from various sectors to delve into the rapidly changing global energy landscape. The free event aims to connect global energy expertise with the ongoing transformations in the industry, particularly in Louisiana, a prominent energy production hub. With its theme 'Powering the Future: Innovation, Competition, and Collaboration,' the forum will explore how new technologies, evolving markets, and regional partnerships are molding the energy sector's future. Noteworthy topics to be discussed include blue hydrogen, carbon capture technologies, electric vehicle adoption, international trade dynamics, critical mineral strategies, and workforce development challenges. The event will host over 30 keynote speaker sessions and panels, categorized into three tracks: innovation, competition, and collaboration. Furthermore, there will be an interactive space called 'The Exchange' at the A.B. Freeman School of Business to showcase research, technologies, and demonstrations. The forum will also offer networking events, sponsor lounges, and discussions on pressing issues like the resilience of transmission grids and the rise of fusion and smart grid technologies. With a lineup of distinguished speakers from various organizations and academic institutions, the forum aims to drive forward-looking strategies for a sustainable and competitive energy future. For more information and registration, interested individuals can visit the official website of the Future of Energy Forum.