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About the Roundtable

The New England Energy Roundtable is a quarterly forum focused on energy policy across New England and the Northeast.

Our hybrid Roundtables average 500 participants, with half attending in person at Foley Hoag LLP in Boston’s Seaport District and the other half joining virtually via Zoom.

Attendees represent a broad cross-section of regional stakeholders, including policymakers, regulators, utilities, developers, clean energy companies, environmental organizations, technology innovators, and consumer advocates.

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Leadership

As of January 1, 2026, the 30-year-old Roundtable entered a new chapter of leadership.

Raab Associates, in collaboration with the Roundtable Advisory Committee, selected Apex Analytics through a competitive RFP process to serve as moderator and convener.

The Roundtable is led by Matthew Nelson, with Apex Analytics Principals — Lauren Gage and Michael Goldman.

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Next Roundtable

June 12, 2026

Supply and Demand: Scaling Solutions for Affordability & Clean Energy in New England

Speaker BiosRegistrants

Panel I:  Building the Energy Future: What Will It Take to Deliver  Affordable, Reliable, and Clean Energy to New England?

  • Moderator: Matt Nelson


Panel II: Flexibility for Affordability: How Can Demand-Side Solutions Lower Costs in New England?

 

  •  Moderator: Lauren Gage 

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Upcoming Roundtable Dates

September 18, 2026

December 4, 2026

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A trusted forum for regional energy dialogue

Register to Attend

About the Roundtable

The New England Energy Roundtable is a quarterly forum focused on energy policy across New England and the Northeast.

Our hybrid Roundtables average 500 participants, with half attending in person at Foley Hoag LLP in Boston’s Seaport District and the other half joining virtually via Zoom.

The New England Energy Roundtable is a quarterly forum focused on energy policy across New England and the Northeast.

Attendees represent a broad cross-section of regional stakeholders, including policymakers, regulators, utilities, developers, clean energy companies, environmental organizations, technology innovators, and consumer advocates.

Diverse group of professionals seated attentively at a formal indoor event.
Two businessmen in suits shaking hands, signifying a professional agreement.
Woman speaking at podium, man with glasses smiles in background.

Leadership

As of January 1, 2026, the 30-year-old Roundtable entered a new chapter of leadership.

Raab Associates, in collaboration with the Roundtable Advisory Committee, selected Apex Analytics through a competitive RFP process to serve as moderator and convener.

The Roundtable is led by Matthew Nelson, with Apex Analytics Principals — Lauren Gage and Michael Goldman.

Learn More
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Upcoming Roundtable

Panel I:  Laying the Groundwork: Energy   Affordability & Cost Drivers

  • Moderator: Lauren Gage

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Panel II: Policy Paths on Affordability
 

  • Jeremy McDiarmid, Chair, MA DPU 

  • Mary Wambui, Director, POUA, Boston Archdiocese (Planning Office for Urban Affairs) | View Presentation

  • Caitlin Peale Sloan, VP for Climate & Energy, Conservation Law Foundation

  • Penni Conner, Executive VP, Customer Experience & Energy Strategy, Eversource | View Presentation

  •   Moderator: Matt Nelson

March 20, 2026

Energy Affordability in New England

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Keynote:

• Vamsi Chadalavada,
President/CEO, ISO-NE

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Upcoming Roundtable Dates

June 12, 2026

September 18, 2026

December 4, 2026

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