The EPA’s proposed standards for coal and new natural gas-fired power plants have implications for the future of the electric grid. These rules may lead to changes in the power generation mix – shifting to more renewable sources and leading to the potential retirement or modification of fossil fuel plants. These changes raise questions about how to ensure that America will have the electric power that it needs, where and when we need it.

Join POLITICO for a deep-dive conversation on what it will take to ensure a reliable electric grid for the future on 

Wednesday, October 25 at 5:15 PM ET.

1:05 PM ET — Sponsored Segment

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Agenda
 8:00 AM — Doors Open
 8:25 AM — POLITICO Opening Remarks

 8:30 AM — Sponsored Segment

    Fernand Amandi, Principal, Bendixen-Amandi
    Yanna Krupnikov, Associate Professor, Political Science, Stony          Brook University
    Moderator: Sam Gill, Senior Vice President and Chief Program          Officer, Knight Foundation

 8:45 AM — POLITICO Editorial Panel Conversation

    Caroline Bye, Managing Director, Morning Consult

    Matt Dailer, Deputy Political Director, RNC

    Kristal Knight, Political Director, Priorities USA

    Costas Panagopoulos, PhD, Department Chair and Professor of

    Political Science, Northeastern University

    Moderator: Peter Canellos, Editor-at-large, POLITICO