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CERAWeek by S&P Global 2026 to Convene Energy CEOs, Government Officials and Business and Technology Leaders in Houston, March 23-27

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S&P Global (NYSE:SPGI) will host CERAWeek 2026 in Houston March 23-27, convening energy CEOs, government officials, technologists and investors for the 44th annual conference.

Programs will explore convergence and competition across energy, AI, geopolitics, supply chains, minerals, electrification, financing and workforce strategy, plus the Innovation Agora and a new Look Forward session.

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Conference dates: March 23-27, 2026 Conference edition: 44th annual gathering Event year: 2026
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Conference dates March 23-27, 2026 Scheduled dates for CERAWeek 2026 in Houston
Conference edition 44th annual gathering Number of times CERAWeek has been held
Event year 2026 Year of the CERAWeek conference highlighted in the release

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Feb 13 Industry award Positive +3.1% Recognition as Ratings Provider of the Year in European private markets.
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Feb 11 Correction notice Neutral -2.6% Clarification and correction of prior CARFAX Takata-related communication.
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This announcement highlights SPGI’s role as organizer of CERAWeek 2026, a major forum linking energy...
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This announcement highlights SPGI’s role as organizer of CERAWeek 2026, a major forum linking energy, technology and geopolitics from March 23–27 in Houston. It underscores themes like AI-driven power demand, LNG market shifts, critical minerals and low‑carbon fuels. In context of recent earnings and regulatory filings, investors may watch how SPGI leverages this platform to reinforce its Energy and commodity data franchises, deepen cross-industry relationships, and align with evolving policy and decarbonization trends.

Key Terms

lng, liquefaction capacity, low-carbon fuels, cybersecurity, +1 more
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lng technical
"Natural Gas and LNG – The dynamic reordering of gas and LNG markets—"
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is natural gas that has been cooled into a liquid so it takes up far less space for transport and storage, like turning a bulky bundle into a compact package for shipping. Investors care because LNG enables gas trade across regions without pipelines, so changes in production, export capacity, shipping, or demand can quickly affect energy company revenues, infrastructure operators and commodity prices, amplifying both opportunity and risk.
liquefaction capacity technical
"driven by rapidly rising liquefaction capacity, shifting demand fundamentals"
Liquefaction capacity is the amount of gas a facility can convert into liquid form for storage and transport over a set period, usually measured in tonnes per year. For investors, it signals how much product a company can produce and sell — like the throughput of a factory — which affects potential revenue, utilization rates, capital needs and sensitivity to changes in demand or prices.
low-carbon fuels technical
"low carbon fuels, cybersecurity, hydrogen, nuclear, mining and minerals"
Low-carbon fuels are energy sources made or processed in ways that emit much less greenhouse gas than conventional oil, coal, or natural gas—examples include biofuels from waste, hydrogen made with renewable electricity, or fossil fuels paired with carbon capture. For investors they matter because policy rules, consumer demand, and carbon costs can shift value toward companies producing or using these fuels, creating both risk for traditional energy assets and opportunities for growth and subsidies, like choosing an appliance that cuts future bills and compliance costs.
cybersecurity technical
"ranging across AI, decarbonization, low carbon fuels, cybersecurity, hydrogen"
Cybersecurity involves protecting computers, networks, and digital information from theft, damage, or unauthorized access. It is essential for safeguarding sensitive data and maintaining trust in digital systems, which matters to investors because strong cybersecurity reduces the risk of costly breaches and disruptions that can impact a company’s performance and reputation. Think of it as locking and safeguarding valuable information much like securing a safe to prevent theft.
electrification technical
"meet growing demand from AI and increasing electrification amid concerns"
Electrification is the process of replacing systems that run on fuel or other energy sources with electric-powered ones, such as switching from gasoline engines to electric motors. It matters to investors because it often signals a shift toward cleaner, more sustainable energy use, potentially transforming industries and creating new opportunities for growth and innovation.

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'Convergence and Competition: Energy, Technology and Geopolitics' will be the focus of the world's preeminent energy conference. Learn more at www.ceraweek.com

HOUSTON, Feb. 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Energy industry leaders, experts, government officials and policymakers, as well as leaders from the technology, financial and industrial communities will convene March 23-27 in Houston for the 44th annual gathering of CERAWeek by S&P Global—the world's preeminent energy conference.

CERAWeek 2026 Convergence and Competition: Energy, Technology and Geopolitics will explore ideas and strategies for a world where energy markets are increasingly entwined with new and existing technologies—even as geopolitical rivalries and economic competition fray alliances and fracture supply chains.

Chaired by Daniel Yergin, Vice Chairman of S&P Global and author of The New Map: Energy, Climate and the Clash of Nations, CERAWeek 2026 will spotlight the breakthroughs, cross-industry connections and powerful partnerships that can accelerate the transformation of the global energy system. And it will confront the challenges.

"Change is inescapable," said Yergin. "The global energy landscape—and to a large extent the entire global economy—is being fundamentally reshaped by the dual forces of convergence and competition. The race for AI is fusing the energy and technology industries like never before, bringing into sharp relief the need to align energy expansion with sustainable economic growth.

"Yet, the potential for collaboration and innovation is increasingly matched by the risk for collision and conflict in a world marked by geopolitical rivalry, tariffs and fragmented supply chains. Reconciling an increasingly complex world with the growing demand for energy that is stable, secure and affordable is a complex reality that CERAWeek 2026 will tackle when global energy leaders meet in Houston."

CERAWeek 2026 Key Themes

The CERAWeek 2026 conference program will explore key themes related to:

  • Politics, Economics, Trade and Supply Chains – How the global energy landscape is undergoing a fundamental transformation, defined by rising geopolitical competition, tariffs, fragmented supply chains and an expanding definition of energy security.

  • Policy, Regulations and Stakeholders – What policy frameworks and regulatory approaches are needed to align innovation, incentives and public support for meeting future energy demands?

  • Oil Value Chain – Maintaining resilient, focused growth in a complex energy landscape.

  • Natural Gas and LNG – The dynamic reordering of gas and LNG markets—driven by rapidly rising liquefaction capacity, shifting demand fundamentals and growing power demand—is opening a new phase. How is the rise of an interconnected global gas market reshaping competitiveness, policy and energy security worldwide?

  • Power, Renewables, Generation and Grid – How are regions adapting their approaches to policy, financing and technology to meet growing demand from AI and increasing electrification amid concerns about generation capacity and grid resilience?

  • AI and Digital – How can industries effectively invest in infrastructure and balance urgent needs to meet the soaring electricity demands driven by AI and digital technologies?

  • Minerals and Mining – How is rising demand for critical minerals bringing a new element to national security and economic competitiveness and will enough copper be available to meet the needs of electrification?

  • Electrification Technologies – How are emerging technologies transforming the electricity system and contributing to electrification, decarbonization, reliability and meeting rising demand?

  • Investment and Financing – How should capital allocation evolve to fund resilient and sustainable energy infrastructure in a world marked by rising energy demand, geopolitical uncertainty and rapid change?

  • Chemicals and Materials – How are mounting pressure in global chemical markets, disruptive trade flows and the march toward sustainability redefining competitiveness and innovation across the chemicals and materials value chain?

  • Business Strategies – In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and increasing competition, how should energy companies integrate AI and new technologies into their strategies? And how could it transform the way energy is produced, distributed and consumed?

  • The Innovation Ecosystem – How can the energy sector sustain momentum for rapid technological innovation to develop and scale solutions for the future?

  • Managing Emissions – How can the energy sector balance the costs and complexities of scaling emissions-reducing solutions while maintaining energy affordability and security?

  • Low-Carbon Fuels and Mobility – How are commercial and technological approaches for financing, developing and deploying low-carbon fuels advancing in response to the changing demands of industry, transportation and policy?

  • Climate and Sustainability – How can pragmatic, scalable climate actions and adaptation strategies advance resilience amid diverging policies and fractured international cooperation?

  • Workforce Strategy – The energy sector faces a sweeping transformation in human capital, accelerated by AI and digitalization. How do companies attract, develop and retain talent equipped for rapid change? And how do educational institutions provide foundations for learning and upskilling the energy workforce of tomorrow?

The week-long event will also include the CERAWeek Innovation Agora, serving as the center of technology and innovation programming at the conference. Featuring a community of technologists, startup entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and investors, thought leaders, policymakers and corporate innovators, the Innovation Agora will showcase transformational technology platforms in energy and adjacent industries ranging across AI, decarbonization, low carbon fuels, cybersecurity, hydrogen, nuclear, mining and minerals, mobility, automation and more.

The conference program will wrap Friday, March 27 with a new feature—Look Forward—that will focus on economics, politics and technology.

Speakers

CERAWeek 2026 speakers will include (partial list):

  • Shaikh Nawaf Al-Sabah – Deputy Chairman and CEO, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation
  • Linda Z. Cook – CEO, Harbour Energy
  • Hon. Paul M. Dabbar – Deputy Secretary, U.S. Department of Commerce
  • James D. Farley, Jr. – President and CEO, Ford Motor Company
  • Jim Fitterling – Chair and CEO, Dow
  • Jack Fusco – President and CEO, Cheniere Energy
  • Daniel González – Vice-Minister of Energy and Mining, Ministry of Economy, Argentina
  • Russell Hardy – CEO, Vitol
  • Vicki Hollub – CEO, Occidental Petroleum
  • Ditte Juul Jørgensen – Director-General for Energy, European Commission
  • John Ketchum – Chairman, President and CEO, NextEra Energy
  • Markus Krebber – CEO, RWE AG
  • Ryan Lance – Chairman and CEO, ConocoPhillips
  • Chris Levesque – President and CEO, TerraPower
  • Olivier Le Peuch – CEO, SLB
  • Tadashi Maeda – Chairman of the Board, Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC)
  • Tomohide Miyata – Representative Director and CEO, ENEOS Holdings, Inc.
  • Amin H. Nasser – President and CEO, Saudi Aramco
  • Anders Opedal – President and CEO, Equinor
  • Marcel van Poecke, Chairman of Energy, The Carlyle Group
  • Ruth Porat – President and Chief Investment Officer, Alphabet and Google
  • Patrick Pouyanné – Chairman of the Board and CEO, TotalEnergies
  • Toby Rice – President and CEO, EQT Corporation
  • Paolo Rocca – President and CEO, Techint Group
  • Wael Sawan – CEO, Shell
  • Lorenzo Simonelli – Chairman and CEO, Baker Hughes
  • Hon. Danielle Smith – Premier of Alberta, Government of Alberta
  • Michael Smith – Chairman, CEO and Founder, Freeport LNG
  • Laura V. Swett – Chairman, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)
  • Mike Wirth – Chairman of the Board and CEO, Chevron

Visit www.ceraweek.com for a complete list of speakers and the most up-to-date program information (subject to change).

Registration Information 

CERAWeek by S&P Global 2026 will be held March 23-27 at the Hilton Americas—Houston. Further information and delegate registration is available at www.ceraweek.com.

Media Accreditation 

Media registration is now open. Members of the media interested in covering CERAWeek 2026 are required to apply for accreditation.

Applications are subject to approval and can be submitted at the following link: https://reg.spglobal.com/flow/spglobal/cw26/media-reg/login

Media Contacts:

Jeff Marn
S&P Global Energy
+1 202 463 8213
jeff.marn@spglobal.com

About S&P Global

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From helping our customers assess new investments across the capital and commodities markets to guiding them through the energy expansion, acceleration of artificial intelligence, and evolution of public and private markets, we enable the world's leading organizations to unlock opportunities, solve challenges, and plan for tomorrow – today. Learn more at www.spglobal.com.

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FAQ

When and where is CERAWeek by S&P Global 2026 (SPGI) taking place?

CERAWeek 2026 will be held March 23-27, 2026, at the Hilton Americas—Houston. According to S&P Global, the week-long event features executive panels, an Innovation Agora and a new Look Forward session for economics, politics and technology.

Who are some keynote speakers at CERAWeek 2026 and which companies are represented (SPGI)?

Speakers include CEOs and government officials such as Wael Sawan (Shell) and Ruth Porat (Alphabet). According to S&P Global, the roster spans oil, utilities, finance, tech and sovereign energy leaders across public and private sectors.

What key themes will CERAWeek 2026 (SPGI) address for energy and technology?

CERAWeek 2026 focuses on convergence and competition between energy, AI, geopolitics, supply chains and finance. According to S&P Global, sessions cover oil and gas, power and grids, minerals, low-carbon fuels, emissions and investment strategies for resilience.

How can investors or delegates register for CERAWeek by S&P Global 2026 (SPGI)?

Delegate registration and event details are available at the CERAWeek website; media accreditation is opened separately. According to S&P Global, attendees should register online to secure access and view the most up-to-date program and speaker list.

What is the CERAWeek Innovation Agora and what will it showcase at CERAWeek 2026 (SPGI)?

The Innovation Agora is the conference hub for technology and startups showcasing energy solutions like AI, hydrogen and decarbonization. According to S&P Global, it will host technologists, VCs, startups and corporate innovators demonstrating transformational platforms and pilots.
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