The Tulane Energy Forum 2023, scheduled for Nov. 13-15 on Tulane University's Uptown campus in New Orleans, aims to shed light on Louisiana's role in the global energy transition towards a lower-carbon future. The event will bring together leaders from various sectors to discuss advancements in wind, solar, hydrogen, carbon capture, and other key aspects of energy expansion. Attendees can expect to network with industry experts and decision-makers, including representatives from organizations like the Louisiana Department of Energy and Natural Resources and the U.S. Department of Energy. The forum's theme, 'Can Energy Pragmatism Secure Our Energy Future?,' will delve into practical energy solutions and their potential to meet global energy demands while ensuring sustainability. Discussions will encompass the role of Louisiana as a hub for alternative energy innovations, moving beyond its legacy in the oil and gas industry towards embracing wind power, hydrogen, and carbon capture technologies. Speakers at the event will touch on crucial topics such as artificial intelligence in energy, energy independence, governance of electricity systems, and the changing landscape of energy sources including liquefied natural gas (LNG), offshore wind, and fusion. The forum aims to foster conversations that will shape the future of energy systems, promoting prosperity and sustainability for future generations. Tulane University President Michael A. Fitts emphasized the significance of energy in modern life and the forum's role in exploring solutions that can drive a sustainable energy future. With a focus on real-world thinking to tackle energy challenges, the Tulane Energy Forum 2023 will provide a platform for researchers, policymakers, and energy producers to collaborate on securing a resilient and innovative energy future. The event's inclusivity, free registration, and diverse lineup of speakers underscore its commitment to fostering dialogue and driving progress in the energy sector.