Energy & Mobility Technology, Systems, and Value Chain Conference & Expo 2027

The organizer reports 500+ attendees, 50+ speakers, and 50+ partners. The audience spans aerospace, systems engineers, IT/OT security professionals, utility and power engineers, researchers, developers, technologists, business managers, government policymakers, and academia.

Exhibit space is offered through sponsorship tiers (booth sizes are negotiable):

• Exhibitor – $4,000 (10'x10' booth, 2 full conference registrations)
• Table-Top – $2,500 (6'x2' table, 1 full conference registration)
• Supporter – $1,000
• Bronze – $5,000 (10'x10' booth)
• Silver – $12,500 (10'x10' booth)
• Gold – $28,000 (10'x10' booth)
• Presenting – $40,000 (20'x10' booth, naming rights)

Add-on sponsorships are also available, including product demo areas ($1,000), workshop sponsorship ($4,000), charging stations ($5,000), meals ($7,500), and hospitality suites ($10,000). Prospective exhibitors can download the sponsor prospectus or contact the organizer for a customized package.

Registration is handled online through the event's registration portal, accessible via the "Register" link on the official website. Sponsor and exhibitor tiers include full conference registrations (for example, the Exhibitor tier includes two). The organizer references an individual ticket value based on approximately $1,250 per person. A Call for Presenters (Call for Papers) is open for those wishing to speak, and an NSF student scholarship is available through the STEM program. Confirm current pricing and deadlines directly on the official site before registering.

The conference describes itself as "more than a decade in the making," emerging from the legacy of Cleveland's EnergyTech conference series, an event known for uniting engineers, innovators, and systems thinkers around complex infrastructure challenges. It has evolved into a broader interdisciplinary platform built on institutional support from organizations including INCOSE, NASA, SAE, IEEE, ISA, AIAA, PMI, and InfraGard, along with U.S. agencies such as the FAA, DOE, DOD, DHS, FEMA, and FBI. A prior edition was held in 2023, and the event is co-chaired by NASA Glenn Research Center, INCOSE, and SAE.