Three days of breakthrough ideas, real partnerships, and actionable strategies for the leaders building the world's sustainable infrastructure.
CONVERGE is the premier gathering for the professionals, investors, and policymakers shaping the clean energy and sustainable infrastructure landscape. This isn't a theory conference — it's where deals get made, partnerships form, and strategies are stress-tested against reality.
From grid modernization and energy storage to green hydrogen, sustainable construction, and climate finance — every session is designed to leave you with actionable insights you can implement on Monday morning.
Grid operators, utility executives, and civil engineers navigating the modernization of critical infrastructure.
VCs, private equity, impact investors, and climate finance professionals allocating capital to the energy transition.
Government officials, corporate sustainability leaders, and ESG strategists driving regulatory and organizational change.
Our speakers aren't just thought leaders — they're the executives, researchers, and operators deploying real solutions at scale.
CEO, VoltGrid Energy
Leading the largest private grid modernization initiative in the Southeast, deploying 4GW of smart infrastructure.
Managing Partner, Meridian Climate Fund
Deployed $3.2B into clean energy startups since 2018. Former VP at Breakthrough Energy Ventures.
Director, DOE Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations
Overseeing $10B+ in federal clean energy demonstration projects. Key architect of the Hydrogen Hubs program.
MIT Energy Initiative
Pioneering research in solid-state battery technology. His lab's work has been licensed by three Fortune 500 companies.
Plus 56 more speakers across 3 days
View Full Speaker LineupEvery session is curated for depth and relevance. No keynote filler — just hard-won insights from people in the trenches.
Dr. Amara Okafor presents data from 47 utility-scale deployments showing where grid infrastructure is failing and the three architectural shifts that will prevent cascading blackouts by 2030.
Marcus Chen joins three fellow fund managers for a candid discussion on what's actually fundable right now — and why most climate tech pitches miss the mark on unit economics.
Elena Vasquez breaks down the DOE's Hydrogen Hubs program, sharing lessons from the first 12 months of operation and what it means for heavy industry decarbonization.
A hands-on workshop exploring next-gen concrete alternatives, mass timber engineering, and bio-based materials that turn buildings into carbon sinks. Includes live case studies from three completed projects.
As AI data centers consume 1-2% of all US electricity, the tension between digital transformation and climate goals is real. This session tackles the uncomfortable questions head-on.
Prof. James Whitfield closes the summit with a data-driven projection of what's technically and economically feasible by 2035 — and the policy decisions that will determine whether we get there.
Thursday, September 18
Registration & Welcome Coffee
Main Lobby
Opening Keynote
Grand Ballroom
Parallel Breakout Sessions
Rooms 1–6
Networking Lunch
Terrace Garden
Investment Panel
Grand Ballroom
Demo Showcase & Happy Hour
Exhibition Hall
Friday, September 19
Morning Briefing
Grand Ballroom
Technology Deep Dives
Rooms 1–4
Green Hydrogen Session
Grand Ballroom
Working Lunch (by track)
Assigned Rooms
Policy & Regulation Panel
Grand Ballroom
Carbon-Negative Materials Workshop
Workshop Room A
Gala Dinner & Awards
Rooftop Terrace
Saturday, September 20
Day 3 Kickoff
Grand Ballroom
Case Study Presentations
Rooms 1–4
AI & Energy Fireside Chat
Grand Ballroom
Final Networking Lunch
Terrace Garden
Deal Room: 1-on-1 Meetings
Meeting Pods
Closing Keynote
Grand Ballroom
Farewell Reception
Exhibition Hall
747 Howard Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
September 18–20, 2025
Doors open at 8:00 AM each day
Partner Hotels
Special rates at Hyatt Regency, Marriott Marquis, and Hotel Nikko — book with code CONVERGE25
Interactive map available at registration
Moscone Center is a 5-minute walk from Powell Street BART station and within walking distance of downtown San Francisco.
Early bird pricing ends August 1. After that, prices go up — and we expect to sell out based on last year's demand.
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Group discounts available for teams of 5+. Contact us for details. All tickets include meals and refreshments.
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Join 2,500+ leaders at Moscone Center, September 18–20. Three days that could reshape how you think about clean energy, infrastructure, and the business of sustainability.
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