Energy has become one of the most powerful instruments of national strategy—shaping alliances, driving industrial competition, and determining which countries lead and which depend. From the deployment of US LNG as a tool of diplomatic leverage to the race to dominate power generation technology, the intersection between energy policy and foreign policy has never been more evident. This panel brings senior officials to outline the administration's energy dominance strategy alongside global industry leaders from companies at the forefront of energy exports, power technology, and global production to examine how the US and its partners are wielding energy as a tool of economic statecraft, and what industry must do to ensure energy leadership translates into strategic advantage. Speakers Anatol Feygin Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer, Cheniere Brittany Kelm Senior Policy Advisor, National Energy Dominance Council, The White House Andrew Herscowitz Chief Executive Officer, Mission 300 Accelerator, RF Catalytic Capital, Rockefeller Foundation Roger Martella Chief Corporate Officer, GE Vernova Tim Perry Vice Chairman, RBC Capital Markets Session Chair The Hon. Mark Menezes President and Chief Executive Officer, United States Energy Association

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