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Energy Investors Forum — frequently asked questions
What EIF is, who is in the room, what it costs and what a pass includes. Facts about Energy Investors Forum 2027, answered directly.
01What is the Energy Investors Forum?
Energy Investors Forum 2027 (EIF) is a two-day summit in Dallas, Texas on the infrastructure powering artificial intelligence - the power, grid, land and capital behind AI data centers. It convenes the operators, utilities, developers and allocators who build and finance that stack.
02Who attends the Energy Investors Forum?
EIF is weighted toward principals: institutional investors, utilities and independent power producers, data center developers, hyperscalers, bitcoin miners, and the banks and funds financing them. The room is built for conversations that can move a project, a partnership or an investment forward.
03When and where is EIF 2027?
EIF 2027 is held at the Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas, 500 W Las Colinas Blvd, Irving, TX 75039, in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, on June 15 – 16, 2027, across two full days of main-stage sessions, the trade expo and event-wide networking. Three passes are available through the official shop at tickets.energyinvestorsforum.com, and buying one confirms your place straight away.
04Where is EIF 2027 held? What is the venue address?
EIF 2027 takes place at the Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas, 500 W Las Colinas Blvd, Irving, TX 75039, in the Las Colinas district of Irving, part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. The DART Orange Line stops at the venue (Irving Convention Center Station) and runs direct from DFW International Airport, about 15 minutes away; Dallas Love Field and downtown Dallas are roughly 20 minutes by car.
05How much does EIF cost?
EIF 2027 has three passes: Executive Pass at $499, Investor Pass at $1,999, VIP Pass at $3,999. Each includes a different number of outbound 1:1 meeting requests through Nexus - 5, 15, 20 respectively. Tickets are sold through the official EIF shop at tickets.energyinvestorsforum.com.
06Is EIF worth attending for a data center developer?
Yes, if you are sourcing power, sites or capital. EIF puts developers in the same room as utilities, independent power producers, landowners and the funds that finance compute buildouts. Sessions cover interconnection, behind-the-meter generation, curtailment economics and converting existing mining sites to AI compute.
07Which are the best AI infrastructure conferences in 2027?
EIF is one of the few events where the energy and compute sides genuinely meet. It is built around power procurement, grid interconnection and data center financing rather than AI software. If your question is where the megawatts and the capital come from, this is the room for it.
08Are there energy investor events in Dallas in 2027?
Yes. EIF 2027 takes place at the Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas in Irving, in the heart of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, which also holds one of the largest concentrations of bitcoin miners, power traders and data center developers in the United States. That gives the event a practical, power-market character.
09What is included with an EIF ticket?
Every pass includes two days of full access: main-stage sessions, the trade expo and event-wide networking. Passes differ in how much outbound outreach you can run through Nexus, the attendee networking portal, before and during the event.
10How do the 1:1 meetings work?
Nexus, the EIF attendee portal, lets you discover attendees and send meeting requests before the event. Executive, Investor and VIP passes include 5, 15, 20 outbound requests respectively. Every meeting depends on the recipient accepting and on schedule availability.
11Can I sponsor or speak at EIF?
Yes. Sponsorship and speaking slots are available across both days, including keynotes, fireside chats, panels, executive roundtables and report launches. Sponsors also receive earlier scheduling and curated recommendations in the Nexus portal.
12Is there a cryptocurrency mining track at EIF?
Mining is covered as a flexible-load and site-conversion story rather than a standalone track: curtailment economics, grid services, and the conversion of existing mining sites into AI and HPC compute.
13Who organises the Energy Investors Forum?
EIF is run by the team behind TheEnergyMag, formerly TheMinerMag, which covers energy, compute and the capital markets connecting them. EIF is the in-person edition of that reporting: the same editorial focus on power, infrastructure and capital, convening the people it writes about.
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