Mississippi PSC Hosts Energy Workforce Summit

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Published December 29th, 2025

Detected March 17th, 2026

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The Mississippi Public Service Commission announced an upcoming Energy Workforce & Education Summit to address the evolving needs of the state's energy sector. The summit will convene leaders from education, industry, and workforce development to discuss strategies for preparing the next generation of skilled workers.

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The Mississippi Public Service Commission (PSC) has issued a press release announcing an upcoming Energy Workforce & Education Summit. The event, scheduled for April 2, 2026, aims to bring together leaders from education, industry, and workforce development to discuss strategies for meeting the evolving needs of Mississippi's energy sector and preparing a skilled workforce.

This notice serves as an announcement for a summit and does not impose new regulatory requirements or deadlines on regulated entities. The primary purpose is informational, highlighting the PSC's commitment to workforce readiness and collaboration. Interested parties can register for the free event, and the agenda is available online.

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Mississippi Public Service Commission (601) 961-5400 | WWW.PSC.MS.GOV PRESS RELEASE COMMISSIONERS Chris Brown, Chairman Northern District, Chairman De’Keither A. Stamps Central District Wayne Carr Southern District FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Mississippi Public Service Commissioners Host Energy Workforce & Education Summit JACKSON, MS (December 29, 2025)— The Mississippi Public Service Commission will host the Energy Workforce & Education Summit bringing together leaders from education, industry, and workforce development to address the evolving needs of Mississippi’s energy sector and explore strategies for preparing the next generation of skilled workers. The Energy Workforce & Education Summit will highlight workforce development and collaboration, featuring Dr. Courtney Taylor on aligning education with industry needs, Patrick Sullivan on bridging skills gaps, and a panel of leaders sharing innovative training models. “The Energy Workforce & Education Summit reflects the Commission’s commitment to advancing workforce readiness, strengthening partnerships between education and industry, and ensuring Mississippi remains competitive in the rapidly changing energy landscape,” stated the Commissioners. The summit is scheduled for Thursday, April 2, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at MPSC Courtroom in the historic Woolfolk Building in Jackson. The summit will conclude with an exclusive breakout session where students will have the opportunity to engage directly with the Commissioners. “Mississippi’s energy future depends on a strong and adaptable workforce,” stated the Commissioners. “By fostering collaboration among educators, industry leaders, and policymakers, the Commission aims to ensure that Mississippi remains competitive and resilient in meeting future energy demands.” Click here to register for the free Energy Workforce & Education Summit. The Summit agenda can be found here. ### KATHERINE COLLIER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CONTACT: RACHAEL RING DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS (601) 540-6611 rachael.ring@psc.ms.gov