Join Wood Mackenzie at Energy Council New York

📅 16 - 17 June 2026
📍Nasdaq building, 151 W 42nd Street,  New York, NY 10036 

Join investors, lenders and operators in New York for two days focused on capital allocation, deal-making and partnerships across the energy value chain - with Wood Mackenzie as the official Knowledge Partner.

Where energy capital meets the next infrastructure cycle

As energy demand surges across power and hydrocarbons, the next growth cycle will be defined by how the market finances and delivers infrastructure at scale. Energy Council New York convenes the senior decision makers shaping that shift - creating a focused forum for capital allocation, investment strategy and deal-making across the energy value chain.

As the official Knowledge Partner, Wood Mackenzie will contribute research-led perspective across the agenda - from macro signals reshaping demand to the investment and portfolio decisions being made across upstream, LNG and broader infrastructure.

• Sharper market signals on where capital is moving, and why. 
• High-value connections through curated meetings and senior networking. 
• Real-world investment and financing insight across power, infrastructure, LNG and upstream. 
• A concentrated C‑suite and investor audience in one place.

Day 1 - Tuesday, 16 June

09:00 | Opening keynote: “Economist View” 
A research-led look at what data and forecasts indicate about today’s key trends - and how emerging factors such as data centres and trade tariffs could reshape the outlook

Day 2 - Wednesday, 17 June

11:30 | US Upstream: Industry Update (Moderated by Swift, Costa, Vice President, Consulting)

• 2025 was expected to be a new golden age for traditional energy sources: the era of “drill, baby, drill,” under an administration intent on removing hurdles for producers. What is the view of this for 2026 and beyond?

• How growth strategies are diverging between supermajors, large publics, and independents.

• Balancing production growth, capital discipline, and shareholder return frameworks across company types.

• Key drivers of E&P M&A and A&D activity over the next cycle.

Confirmed Panellists:
Costa Swift, Vice President, Wood Mackenzie (Moderator)
Ross Gage, Managing Director, Black Mountain
David Hartz, Head of U.S. Commercial, Regulatory and Government Affairs, Equinor