Welcome to the RE+ 2025 Proposal Submission Site

Thank you for your interest in submitting proposals for RE+ 2025. The Call for Proposals/Speakers/Posters, will be open until Tuesday, October 15th.

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Call for Proposal Guidelines

Proposal Title

• Should be Title Case (i.e., The Quick Brown Fox and the Green Turtle)
• Should be plain text (No html)
• Word Limit: 20 words

Proposal Description

• Word Limit: 300 words
• Should be in a single paragraph

Proposal Speakers

• We are no longer asking for specific names or speakers.
• Please provide the perspective of speaker that you would recommend for a successful session (i.e. utility, industry, regulator, developer, engineer)
• You may submit specific speakers for your organization through the call for speakers.

Proposals for the following topics will receive prioritization by the Core Committee, SEIA, and SEPA

Track: Electrification and Transportation

• Equitable electrification (e.g. LMI, dense urban areas with street parking, multi-unit dwellings, sparse rural areas with less infrastructure)
• Manufacturing electrification
• Impacts of EPEAT - an ecolabel for electronics

Track: Finance and Asset Management

• Cost and risk reductions & new value opportunities
• O&M Issues
• Merchant Battery opportunity in US market
• Modeling long-term Merchant revenues
• Battery storage returns in commercial & industrial applications

Track: Grid Integration

• Microgrids – different use cases (e.g. utility-owned, customer-owned)
• Data Centers
• AI and Automation
• Batteries and other energy storage technologies
• Long-duration storage
• Hydrogen

Track: Managing Growth

• Tracking Sustainability: Corporate Social Responsibility
• Tracking Sustainability: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Goals
• Tracking Sustainability: Corporate Compliance

Track: Regulatory Innovation and Policy Drivers

• State and Federal carbon reduction efforts