The conference is sold out. Advanced registration is required.
Please email tuck.energy@tuck.dartmouth.edu to see if any seats open up in the future
(please mention your Dartmouth affiliation).
Photo by Beam Lertbunnaphongs D’25
Friday, April 24, 2026
The Future of the Energy Industry Conference
AI, Innovation, and Finance
Hosted by: Tuck School of Business and Dartmouth’s Irving Institute for Energy & Society
This is a historic moment in the energy industry. The growth of AI, accelerating electrification, technology breakthroughs, and policy shifts are disrupting and reshaping both supply and demand. Meeting rising energy needs will require overcoming complex challenges, and the companies that successfully navigate and address these barriers will be well positioned to lead the future.
To highlight this pivotal moment—and celebrate the Revers Center’s 10th anniversary—Tuck is hosting a special conference on the Future of the Energy Industry, in partnership with the Irving Institute for Energy & Society. Join industry leaders, alumni, students, faculty, and staff to explore the trends shaping the industry, reconnect with the campus and classmates, and build new relationships. Sessions will cover AI & energy, the grid, electricity generation, the future of oil and gas, and energy finance—with themes of innovation, economics, and sustainability woven in throughout the day.
Thanks to our Corporate Sponsor:
Featured Speakers
Dan Revers T’89
Founder & Managing Partner at ArcLight Capital
Dan Brouillette
Former U.S. Secretary of Energy
Adrian Anderson
Senior Vice President, Global Energy at Equinix
Miranda Ballentine
Distinguished Industry Fellow, Irving Institute
Jon Fouts T’92
Global Co-Head of Energy & Power at Morgan Stanley
Caroline Mann T’15
Senior Vice President, Origination at Swift Current Energy
Michael Skelly P’27
Co-Founder & CEO of Grid United
Bart Cornelissen T’04
Senior Vice President, ADNOC Group
About the Conference
Tuck and the Irving Institute will welcome 150+ industry leaders, alumni, students, faculty, and staff to explore the trends shaping the industry, reconnect with the campus and classmates, and build new relationships. The conference is open to the whole Dartmouth community, including alumni, and will be the largest gathering of Tuck alumni in energy that the Revers Center has hosted.
Tuck alumni across five decades are actively engaged in shaping the conference. The Revers Center would like to recognize the following alumni co-hosts and class representatives.
Tuck Alumni Co-Hosts
Tuck Revers Fellows: Class Representatives
Phil Giudice T’85
Dan Revers T’89
Jon Fouts T’92
Paul Schuster T’02
Damali Harding D’99 T’06
Anna Foglesong D’02 T’08
Caroline Mann T’15
T’15: Jeph Shaw & Caroline Mann
T’17: Viveka Ranjitsinh
T’18: Pooja Yadav & Katrina Goulden
T’19: Kevin Griffith
T’20: Ryan Ganong
T’21: Warren King & Eric Lukas
T’22: Bridget McCarthy
T’23: John Minderman & Kathryn Bayeux
T’24: Jon Bakken & Laura Betten
T’25: Jordan Swett & Mark Karlson
T’26: Vishnu Kadirisani