Working to
create global breakthroughs in Jackson Hole

An NGO with a track record in scaling the energy transformation for global energy producing regions.

What We Do

Founded in 2002, the Jackson Hole Center for Global Affairs (JHCGA) is a nonpartisan NGO based in Jackson, Wyoming. We bring leaders and communities together in Jackson Hole towards breakthroughs to global challenges.

Jackson Hole Investor Group

Coal Regions

Jackson Hole Summit

Global Change Series

Global Business Roundtable

Key Partners and Leadership Circle
from 2015 to current

Steven A. Denning

Ross and Christine Hartley

David and Ellen Siminoff

Laurent Roux and Lori Zalbowitz

Speyer Family Foundation

John and Ann Willott

Insights

Wyoming should encourage data-center development as economic tool

The artificial intelligence boom offers a new opportunity to advance this mission, by expanding Wyoming’s fleet of hyperscale data centers —

Feb 14

Wyoming poised for energy dominance with all-of-the-above, carbon-negative approach

Change always creates opportunity. Acting on climate is no longer only about combatting carbon emissions; it’s also about creating the new c

Jan 9

2 years after IRA, Wyoming’s clean energy future feels more certain than ever

Two years ago, Congress passed the Inflation Reduction Act. In its wake, Wyoming’s communities are forging a new energy future and turning p

Oct 2, 2024

Working to
create global breakthroughs in Jackson Hole

What We Do

Key Partners and Leadership Circle
from 2015 to current

Steven A. Denning

Ross and Christine Hartley

David and Ellen Siminoff

Laurent Roux and Lori Zalbowitz

Speyer Family Foundation

John and Ann Willott

Insights

Wyoming should encourage data-center development as economic tool

Wyoming poised for energy dominance with all-of-the-above, carbon-negative approach

2 years after IRA, Wyoming’s clean energy future feels more certain than ever

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Contribute

© 2024 Jackson Hole Center for Global Affairs. All rights reserved.

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Working to create global breakthroughs in Jackson Hole

What We Do

Key Partners and Leadership Circle from 2015 to current

Steven A. Denning

Ross and Christine Hartley

David and Ellen Siminoff

Laurent Roux and Lori Zalbowitz

Speyer Family Foundation

John and Ann Willott

Insights

Wyoming should encourage data-center development as economic tool

Wyoming poised for energy dominance with all-of-the-above, carbon-negative approach

2 years after IRA, Wyoming’s clean energy future feels more certain than ever

Contact

Contribute

© 2024 Jackson Hole Center for Global Affairs. All rights reserved.

Privacy Policy

Working to
create global breakthroughs in Jackson Hole

Key Partners and Leadership Circle
from 2015 to current