Louisiana is where America’s energy security, industrial competitiveness, and capital formation agenda converge. At a moment when rising power demand, global competition, and supply chain realignment are testing the nation's ability to build, Louisiana is a real-world proving ground for whether the United States can permit, finance, power, and deliver the next industrial era.

The American Council for Capital Formation Third Annual Louisiana Economic & Energy Security Summit will focus on solutions to reliable and affordable power, faster permitting and project delivery, modern infrastructure, workforce readiness, trade competitiveness, and the capital markets needed to finance growth at scale.

SEWC’s Louisiana Program Manager, Karla Frias-Romaine, will join panelists from bp, Weston, and Tulane University Law School on the Working Waters: Offshore Energy and the Next Resource Frontier panel.

Join policymakers, regulators, industry executives, and investors in New Orleans for a timely discussion on how America can power, finance, and build its next era of economic growth.