Foley Hoag is pleased to participate in the Innovation & Growth Forum (IGF) 2026, a premier event connecting cutting-edge startups with forward-thinking investors to accelerate partnerships and drive deal flow across the energy innovation ecosystem. The forum features an energy technology startup pitch competition, one-on-one networking and insights into emerging technologies reshaping the energy sector.
As the energy landscape becomes increasingly interconnected—spanning fuels to mobility and kilowatts to code—system integration is essential for delivering reliable, affordable solutions at scale. IGF 2026 brings together the technologies, markets and partnerships needed to navigate this integrated energy system and turn innovation into impact. We look forward to engaging with attendees on the legal and regulatory considerations shaping energy innovation and clean technology development
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