How is ignoring extreme weather impacting energy security?

$1.2 trillion per year.

That’s the projected cost of climate-related physical risks for the world’s largest companies by the 2050s.

As severe weather events intensify, renewable energy infrastructure is becoming more vulnerable to extreme weather, rising temperatures, and regulatory pressures. Without a resilience strategy, asset managers and energy corporates could face stranded assets, declining financial performance, and disruptions to energy security.

So, what’s the real cost of ignoring the impact of weather events—and how can you mitigate it?

Join us as we explore Duke Energy’s latest climate resilience insights and uncover how asset managers and energy companies can protect renewable investments and strengthen energy security.

What we’ll cover:

• The biggest weather threats to renewable energy infrastructure and energy security
• How it impacts financial performance and asset longevity
• Actionable strategies to manage and mitigate weather-related risk in renewable portfolios
• Lessons from Duke Energy: How climate risk analysis is helping to reshape energy resilience

Why Duke Energy?

• Duke Energy serves 8.6 million retail electric customers across six states, managing a vast 55,139-megawatt generation capacity.
• Duke Energy is investing $145 billion over the next decade in clean energy and resilience to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
• Their self-healing technology helped prevent more than 550,000 customer outages and 7 million hours of total outage time saved during Hurricanes Debby, Helene and Milton in 2024.

Meet the Speakers:

🎤 Charlie Davies – Strategy Manager, Mitiga Solutions (ex-EY)

An expert in climate risk intelligence, Charlie helps businesses integrate climate data into investment decisions to enhance resilience and regulatory compliance.

🎤 Katherine Neebe – SVP & Chief Communications Officer, Duke Energy (ex-Walmart, ex-WWF)

A leader in corporate sustainability and resilience, Katherine is driving Duke Energy’s adaptation strategies in response to climate risk.

Who should attend?

• Asset Managers in renewables looking to future-proof investments
• Energy Corporates navigating climate risk and energy transition strategies
• Sustainability & Risk Leaders integrating resilience into business planning

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