What will a clean U.S. electric grid look like in 2035?

Around the world, governments, corporations, and scientists are making the case, and commitments, for decarbonizing electricity generation by the 2030s. With humanity still relying on fossil fuels with emissions for around 80% of our primary energy use, the scale of the transition needed can be daunting. However, clean electricity and increased electrification are a proven way to displace emissions from fossil fuels in our global economy. Experts from numerous different perspectives and organizations discussed how we can best achieve this important transition.

Panelists

• Ejeong Baik, PhD Student in Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford University
• Shannon Bragg-Sitton, Lead for Integrated Energy Systems, Nuclear Science & Technology Directorate, Idaho National Laboratory
• Patrick Brown, Postdoc, MIT Energy Initiative
• Trevor Brown, Executive Director, Ammonia Energy Association
• Malcolm Woolf, President and Chief Executive Officer, National Hydropower Association

Moderator

• Craig Piercy, Executive Director/CEO, American Nuclear Society