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Wednesday July 22, 2026 8:30am - 10:10am EDT
Limited Capacity seats available
New for 2026! Panelists will examine Florida’s evolving energy landscape, highlighting the emerging role of data centers and the influence of rapidly changing energy policies. The discussion will address the challenges of maintaining reliability and grid stability amid increasing demand and the current energy mix in the state and explore how air quality permitting might offer flexibility and relief during grid emergencies.  The panelists will share insights into recent developments affecting the permitting of new energy infrastructure projects in Florida, including key considerations for facility owners and operators.  The session will also include an update on how federal Clean Air Act rulemakings may impact Florida facilities.  In addition, panelists will discuss new trends in air quality policy relevant to Florida, such as the management of “forever chemicals” known as PFAS, their potential emissions, and strategies for control.  This timely and interactive session will help attendees stay informed about the fast-changing policy environment—come ready to engage and bring your questions for our panel of experts.
Speakers
avatar for Greg Munson

Greg Munson

Shareholder, Gunster
Greg Munson is a shareholder with the Gunster firm and represents regulated industries in the industrial, agricultural, mining, and utility sectors in all areas of state and federal environmental law. He represents clients before Florida’s executive branch agencies, the state’s... Read More →
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Angela Morrison

Senior Attorney, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
Angela Morrison is a Senior Attorney with the global law firm Hunton Andrews Kurth, LLP. Ms. Morrison has practiced environmental law for nearly 35 years, and assists her clients with regulatory, permitting, and compliance matters at the state and federal levels relating to climate... Read More →
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Max Lee

President, Koogler Associates
avatar for Davy Crawley

Davy Crawley

Senior Director - Florida Offices, SWCA
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Hastings Read

Deputy Director of Division of Air Resource Management, Department of Environmental Protection
I have been involved in air quality since 2013. People should talk to me about regulatory development at both the state and federal level, permitting and compliance, and developments in air quality. 
Wednesday July 22, 2026 8:30am - 10:10am EDT
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