Tulane University hosts third annual Future of Energy Forum

The third annual Tulane Future of Energy Forum, themed ‘Connected Power: Connecting Leaders. Powering Progress.’, brought together approximately 2,000 attendees to discuss the evolving energy ecosystem. The event focused on the necessity of connecting resources, infrastructure, and supply chains to meet shifting energy demands.

Discussions included the potential of small-scale nuclear reactors and advancements in geothermal energy. Experts highlighted ‘next-generation’ geothermal techniques that involve pumping fluids underground to utilize hot rock as a resource, potentially allowing geothermal deployment in more diverse geographic locations.