Wake Up to the Issues: Powering Pennsylvania's Future

Description

As Pennsylvania stands at the center of the nation's energy economy, the decisions made today will shape our ability to attract investment, support employers, and meet growing energy demand for decades to come.

Join the Lancaster Chamber for Wake Up to the Issues: Powering Pennsylvania's Future, a timely discussion exploring the policies, market trends, and infrastructure investments shaping the Commonwealth's energy landscape. From affordability and grid reliability to permitting, generation, transmission, and economic competitiveness, energy policy is increasingly influencing where businesses invest, grow, and create jobs.

Hear from energy experts as they examine the opportunities and challenges facing Pennsylvania and what they mean for employers across Lancaster County. Whether your business is concerned about rising energy costs, expanding operations, workforce growth, or the future of the electric grid, this conversation will provide valuable insights into one of the most important policy issues facing our economy.

Attendees will have the opportunity to engage directly with panelists during a moderated discussion and audience Q&A, leaving with a deeper understanding of how today's energy decisions will impact tomorrow's business environment.

This session will feature insights from: 

Alex Charlton, Senior Manager for State Government Affairs at Constellation

Marty Siegel, Environmental Attorney at Barley Snyder's Real Estate and Environment & Energy Practice Groups

Alex Bomstein, Executive Director at Clean Air Council

What is Wake Up to the Issues? Wake Up to the Issues is a timely advocacy-focused event that brings business and community leaders together to stay informed on the public policy issues shaping our region. Designed to connect attendees with insights on legislation, regulations, and emerging policy trends, this event creates space for meaningful dialogue, informed perspectives, and a clearer understanding of how advocacy impacts business and the broader community.