A Private Dinner for the New Power Economy
A private dinner exploring how generation, grid capacity and investment can keep pace with demand from AI and industry.
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The conversations
Connecting demand with delivery
The Dallas dinner explored the gap between rapidly growing AI demand and the time needed to build power infrastructure. Discussion connected generation and grid capacity with the customers, capital and delivery teams that projects depend on.
Themes included the difference between announced capacity and operating projects, the importance of credible schedules and customer commitments, and the role of nuclear alongside other generation and grid solutions. Community engagement was also part of the conversation about turning plans into projects.
Generation, infrastructure and investment
Nuclear in the wider power conversation
The dinner placed nuclear energy within a broader discussion of power demand, infrastructure and investment. It considered the role of nuclear alongside other generation and grid solutions in meeting the needs of AI and industry.
The Dallas gathering
A conversation across the table
Held on August 28, 2026, the private dinner offered a setting for leaders across generation, the grid, data centers, infrastructure, capital and policy to exchange perspectives.
The small format made room for discussion across professional boundaries, connecting the people who need new power with those responsible for financing and delivering it.
