Join us for an expert panel unpacking the most significant energy and development‑related outcomes of Utah’s 2026 legislative session. Leaders from clean energy advocacy, construction, and state energy policy will break down what these developments mean for Utah’s energy landscape and for professionals working across the sector.

Josh Craft — Utah Clean Energy
Josh Craft serves as the Director of Government Relations and Public Affairs for Utah Clean Energy, leading the organization’s legislative outreach and corporate affairs. He brings nearly a decade of experience at the intersection of state politics, energy policy, and utilities regulation, including prior work shaping major renewable energy legislation in Massachusetts.

Joey Gilbert — Associated General Contractors of Utah
Joey Gilbert is the President and CEO of the Associated General Contractors of Utah, where he oversees the association’s strategic direction and industry leadership. With more than 25 years at AGC and a background in political science, he drives statewide initiatives supporting Utah’s construction sector and advocates on key legislative issues impacting the industry.  

Harry Hansen — Utah Office of Energy Development
Harry Hansen is the Deputy Director of the Utah Office of Energy Development, where he oversees public affairs, policy work, and operational leadership for statewide energy initiatives. He has spent several years shaping legislative and executive branch energy priorities, including Utah’s Operation Gigawatt and broader strategic energy planning efforts.