Tulane Future of Energy Forum

Energy is crucial to power economic growth, secure a basic standard of living for a growing global population, and pursue prosperity across global societies. Tulane University’s 2024 Future of Energy Forum will convene an interdisciplinary conversation between thought leaders from politics, business, the sciences, civil society, and leading researchers on how to build the energy systems of the future.

The energy systems of the future will combine offshore wind with carbon sequestration, hydrogen with carbon-free electricity, and LNG as a critical stabilizer of geo-political conflict. The Future of Energy Forum will ask how far such energy pragmatism can go to secure the energy future and where it can become more responsive to the demands of an increasingly wary global public.