Two years in, we are starting to see some of the initial benefits of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act. However with an economy facing inflation, high interest rates, and a potential new political landscape within the year end, there is still some skepticism of the bill reaching full potential. 

• What have been the main successes of the bill? Have those successes changed as the opinions of the bill matured? 

• With how much inflation has increased the cost of new construction, is the IIJA robust enough to still be a benefit? 

• Accessing federal dollars takes a lot of people power and time; how should states and developers look to demystify the pathway?

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Energy as a Service has come to encompass much of all non-generation, energy- and power- related infrastructure. Transmission, Battery Storage, District Heating, and wider applications of electrification of transportation across the country. 

- What assets in this space are seeing the most activity and interest? 

- What opportunities are there for active projects to capitalize on updating to include electrification infrastructure?