This executive session will feature Sunny Elebua, Exelon’s VP and Chief Sustainability Officer and Mary Sprayregen, Oracle Utilities Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs and Market Development discussing how new infrastructure investments will help communities, cities, and utilities address climate change, environmental justice, and lead us into the next frontier of Innovation. In addition to infrastructure investments, utilities are beginning to recognize the role of customer-driven solutions in reducing emissions. New research from Oracle and Brattle will shed light on the potential scale of those contributions to climate goals.

The executive series will be moderated by Joyce Deuley, Sr. Research and Content Analyst.

Discussion Questions

1) What are the core pillars of Exelon’s 2050 Net-Zero strategy? How will the Exelon communities benefit?
2) What are areas of new investment that must be taken into account to ensure we don’t miss the mark/target?
3) What is the role of electrification? How do we ensure vulnerable groups and populations are not left behind?
4) What can we do to get consumers to do their part? Why is it important that they are bought into these broader goals?
5) How is Oracle Utilities helping utilities today become more efficient and reach new customer groups?