Join the EnergyTech Podcast to share the practical insight behind the systems, projects, decisions, and lessons shaping industrial automation, critical infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, and data centers.
Strong podcast conversations start with practical substance.
EnergyTech Podcast live activation · ICC 2026
Why you should be on the podcast
We are looking for guests with meaningful experience, a clear point of view, and a story that gives other operators, engineers, integrators, and leaders something practical to take back to work.
You make critical infrastructure and industrial automation work in the real world. Share what it takes to protect uptime, deploy automation, manage operational technology, and solve systems integration challenges under real operating constraints.
A booth visit is fleeting. A focused 30-minute conversation lets you explain the why and how behind a meaningful Ignition, AI/ML, IIoT, data, or critical-infrastructure project without turning the discussion into a sales pitch.
Share practical strategies for cyber resilience, compliance, workforce evolution, power and cooling, scaling capacity, zero-downtime operations, and translating complex technical investments into measurable business value.
What to expect
Your schedule in Sacramento is demanding. The format is efficient, professional, and intentionally structured to respect your time away from the event floor.
Arrive at the EnergyTech Podcast booth. We will get you mic'd up, test audio levels, and use a short informal conversation to align on the two or three topics you want to emphasize.
No script to memorize. This is a relaxed, guided discussion about your ICC 2026 experience, current projects, technical lessons, and your point of view on where industrial technology is heading.
We will capture a quick behind-the-scenes photo and walk you through the post-production timeline, including how you can receive custom video clips for your own professional and company channels.
When you step into the booth, you are not simply recording a podcast. You are turning your ICC experience into a durable professional asset. A strong conversation can become a relationship-building catalyst, create social proof for the ideas you are bringing to market, and help your technical work resonate far beyond Sacramento.
The goal is simple: capture a credible point of view that strengthens your professional brand and contributes to the broader critical-infrastructure, industrial-automation, energy, manufacturing, and data-center community.
What are you waiting for?
