THE JACKSON HOLE
SUMMIT

The Jackson Hole Summit: Energy, Economics, and Environment, held in the beautiful natural setting of Jackson Hole and as a follow up to the Wyoming Energy Summit, will bring together leaders, investors, policymakers, and communities to meet the reality of growing global energy demand through strategies that maximize local economic growth while preserving environmental integrity.

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Wyoming—a key energy-producing state—plays a lead role in this national challenge. Attendees will gain insights into the landscape ahead to accelerate clean energy deployment and economic diversification in energy communities including the implementation barriers, the role of the Inflation Reduction Act, and approaches to foster community engagement to advance the next generation of energy projects. Teton County is a national leader in setting and implementing clean energy goals.  The summit will highlight tangible progress and ongoing challenges in Teton County’s clean energy transformation, offering attendees a platform to engage with real-world case studies. 

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• Day One will highlight national and Wyoming-based clean energy strategies, examining key legislative and investment frameworks, as well as current clean energy projects that are shaping the future.

• Day Two will focus on Teton County’s energy landscape, providing a deep dive into emissions mapping, demand-side strategies, and local sustainability initiatives.
   

With a focus on driving actionable outcomes at the national, state, and local levels, the Jackson Hole Summit seeks to strengthen progress in scaling the just energy transformation through the clean energy economy: ensuring that innovation, workforce development, thriving communities, healthy ecosystems, and climate solutions go hand in hand.