Please join Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions (CRES) Forum for an engagement exploring two key topics: the SEC climate disclosure rule, and role of U.S. plastics in global climate mitigation.

The event will take place at CRES Forum’s atrium (1201 Pennsylvania NW) in Washington, DC on Thursday, June 16, 2022. Policy programming will take place 3-5 PM ET, with a networking reception to follow.

This is part of CRES Forum’s new white paper series, “Understanding the Facts," which lays a foundation for conservative solutions to today’s most critical climate and clean energy challenges.

AGENDA

3:00pm: Registration

3:05pm: Welcoming Remarks

Heather Reams, President, CRES Forum

3:10pm: Congressional Remarks

3:15pm: Discussion I: Plastics and Climate

Matt Seaholm, CEO, Plastics Industry Association
George David Banks, Senior Fellow, CRES Forum
Adina Renee Adler, Deputy Executive Director, Silverado Policy Accelerator
Christine Harbin, Vice President of External Affairs, CRES Forum (Moderator)

4:00pm: Discussion II: SEC Climate Rule

Timothy M. Doyle, Senior Advisor, CRES Forum
Pamela A. Lacey, Chief Regulatory Counsel, American Gas Association
Walton Liles, Founder & Principal, Blue Ridge Law & Policy, P.C.
Charles Hernick, Vice President of Policy and Advocacy, CRES Forum (Moderator)

4:45pm: Closing Remarks

Heather Reams, President, CRES Forum

5:00pm: Networking Reception

This is considered to be a widely attended event.

CRES Forum: Exploring Climate Disclosure and the Role of U.S. Plastics