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On July 13, a unique gathering of healthcare leaders, national laboratory researchers, and infrastructure experts will convene to tackle the question:
What does the future of energy look like for healthcare facilities, in real terms?
For the past three years, the U.S. Long Duration Energy Storage Consortium has convened scientists from Sandia, Argonne, NREL, Idaho National Lab, and Oak Ridge to advance the science and application of long-duration energy storage...
This year, that depth of expertise is being brought together for a one-day, healthcare-focused summit designed to translate research into real-world understanding.
Monday, July 13 | 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law
FREE for Healthcare Professionals
$125 for Strategic Partners
CEUs Available
Who should attend:
- Healthcare Leadership/Executives, particularly Finance Leaders
- Healthcare Planning, Design, Construction Personnel
- Healthcare Facilities Personnel
- Healthcare Sustainability/ESG Leaders
- Strategic Healthcare Partners - Designers, Engineers, Planners, etc.
What makes this unique:
- Focused on healthcare, not general energy topics
- Grounded in real applications, not theory
- Built for owners first, with practical next steps
Who you will hear from:
- Scientists from five national laboratories
- Health system leaders sharing real-world projects, including large hospital energy systems
- Experts in codes, accreditation, and infrastructure policy
- Leaders focused on financing, resilience, and implementation
This is a rare opportunity to hear directly from the people doing the research, developing the technologies, deploying them in hospitals, shaping the rules, and figuring out how to fund them. Register here.
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