Event details
November 12, 2026
Cooley
55 Hudson Yards
New York, NY 10001

Event summary

The votes were counted, and the results were in. Now what?

The November 3 midterm elections reshaped Congress, statehouses and governors’ offices across the country – and with them, the policy and market conditions that drove clean energy investment. This event, hosted for ACORE members in New York, offered a candid fireside chat on what the results meant for the investors, developers and innovators behind America’s energy infrastructure.

Speakers

Mona Dajani, Cooley partner and co-chair of the infrastructure, energy and real estate practice, was the host and a speaker at this event.

Additional speakers included:

  • Ray Long – President and CEO, American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE)
  • Amy Myers Jaffe – Climate and Sustainability Lab Director, NYU Global Energy
  • Amos Hochstein – Managing Partner, TWG Global
  • Robin Millican – Director, Research Programs and Strategic Partnerships, Center on Global Energy Policy
  • Julie Tighe – President, NY League of Conservative Voters

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