Energy
Pennsylvania is an Energy Leader
Pennsylvania has been and must continue to be a leader in energy and innovation. The urgent need for decarbonization presents new and impactful opportunities to transform our economy, elevate industry and manufacturing, create jobs, and meet our climate ambitions. Pennsylvania must work intentionally to capitalize on these opportunities for a lower-carbon, energy-rich economy.
Imagining Scenarios to 2050
Beginning in 2024, Team Pennsylvania set out to develop a new set of energy scenarios, imagining alternative futures through the year 2050.
Our 2025 scenarios—Highways, Homestead, and Fields—consider three different hypothetical, yet plausible, futures for Pennsylvania and the implications for energy over the next twenty-five years. We hope these new scenarios serve as a useful launching point to spark conversation, gain critical input, and explore possible versions of Pennsylvania’s long-term energy future.
Pennsylvania Energy Horizons Cross-Sector Collaborative
The Energy Horizons Cross-Sector Collaborative brings together diverse stakeholders across industry, government, academia, nonprofit, and labor to identify the issues we must collectively contend with and to build a more connected, statewide energy ecosystem. The work products and areas of focus are the result of collaboration, and while they reflect the broadest possible set of views, they do not imply a full endorsement by every participant of the Pennsylvania Energy Horizons Cross-Sector Collaborative.
Leadership Team
- Jacqueline Fidler, Core Natural Resources
- Edwin Hill, Jr., IBEW – Third District
- John Hines, Shell
- Julie LaBella, Talen Energy
- Emily Schapira, Philadelphia Energy Authority
- John Walliser, Pennsylvania Environmental Council
- Adam Walters, PA Department of Community & Economic Development
View a list of Energy Horizons Collaborative Participants.
Ready to be involved?
Participate in our Energy Horizons Cross-Sector Collaborative by filling out this short form.