Energy production at scale
Accelerating deployment across nuclear, deep geothermal, natural gas, and emerging technologies to meet rising national demand.
May 22, 2026 · Grand Hyatt Deer Valley, Utah
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A new era of American energy is taking shape.
On May 22, 2026, Governor Spencer Cox will convene builders, policymakers, investors, and industry leaders at the Grand Hyatt Deer Valley for a high-signal summit centered on one question:
How do we deliver energy abundance for the next generation of growth?
Expect practical conversations on the infrastructure, technology, and policies required to build faster and smarter, unlocking the next wave of abundant, reliable power for industry, innovation, and American competitiveness.
Register here to attend the Operation Gigawatt Summit. Tickets are limited, and completing registration now secures your place in the event system.


The United States is entering a new energy era
Utah is responding with Operation Gigawatt, a coordinated effort to accelerate energy production, modernize infrastructure, and build the policy foundation for long-term energy abundance.
The Operation Gigawatt Summit brings together the people actively building the future.
This is not a retrospective conference. It is a working session for those building a playbook for American strength and prosperity.




This is where alignment turns into action and where the next phase of America's energy buildout begins.
Accelerating deployment across nuclear, deep geothermal, natural gas, and emerging technologies to meet rising national demand.
Modernizing transmission and distribution with new technologies while aligning utilities, developers, and large energy users around long-term load growth.
Power, transmission, compute, and industrial capacity required to support data centers, advanced manufacturing, and long-term growth.
State and federal frameworks designed to accelerate deployment rather than slow it.
8:15 AM - 8:45 AM
Room: Jordanelle Ballroom
8:45 AM - 9:50 AM
Room: Jordanelle Ballroom
10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
Powering the AI Boom
Room: Deer Creek Ballroom A
Utah's Nuclear Playbook: A Model for the Nation
Room: Deer Creek Ballroom B
Beyond NEPA: A Western Permitting Wishlist
Room: Empire
11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
Frontier Tech for Frontier Energy
Room: Deer Creek Ballroom A
From Wells to Watts: Advanced Geothermal at Scale
Room: Deer Creek Ballroom B
Energy Workforce of the Future
Room: Empire
Room: Jordanelle Ballroom
12:00 PM
Room: Jordanelle Ballroom
1:30 PM - 2:20 PM
Power in Motion: Scaling the Modern Grid
Room: Deer Creek Ballroom A
How to Win Public Trust in the New Nuclear Age
Room: Deer Creek Ballroom B
Mission Critical: Materials for American Energy Dominance
Room: Empire
2:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: Jordanelle Ballroom
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: Jordanelle Foyer

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Register today to reserve your place. Tickets will be limited.
Member of the press? Reach out to Robert Carroll (rcarroll@utah.gov) to request a media pass.

As the flagship hotel of Deer Valley East Village, Grand Hyatt Deer Valley is a basecamp for adventure. The hotel is located at 1702 Glencoe Mountain Way in Park City, UT. In May, enjoy effortless entry to Jordanelle Reservoir for fishing, paddleboarding and family fun. This Park City resort is the perfect launching pad for year-round adventure, with breathtaking views.
We have hotel rooms available at the venue, and they can be booked via this link. Rooms are available at the discounted rate of $269 per night, with a daily resort fee of $20, and any applicable taxes.
Valet parking at the hotel is available for attendees and is priced at $50/daily.
Travel:
The closest airport to the venue is Salt Lake City International Airport. Traveling from a Salt Lake City (SLC) hotel to the Grand Hyatt Deer Valley typically takes about 45-60 minutes, covering roughly 35-40 miles. Options include renting a car, booking a private transfer, or using ride-shares like Uber, which usually cost around $67 for the trip.

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