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Westinghouse Electric Company is the world's leading nuclear power company, delivering safe, innovative technology that shapes the future of carbon-free energy. Our company built the world's first commercial pressurized water reactor in Shippingport, Pennsylvania, and today nearly half of the nuclear reactors operating around the globe use Westinghouse technology. With more than 11,000 employees across 21 countries, we provide fuel, services, technology, plant design, and equipment to utility and industrial customers worldwide. Our 140-year legacy of innovation continues with advanced nuclear technologies including the AP1000® pressurized water reactor - the world's first proven Generation III+ passive safety plant - the AP300™ small modular reactor, and the eVinci™ microreactor for remote energy applications. From efficient and economical new plant designs to comprehensive operating plant services, we lead the industry in developing nuclear solutions that provide reliable, clean, safe, and economical energy for generations to come.

At Wabash Valley Power Alliance, we believe the cooperative model creates real strength through collaboration. Founded in 1963 by five Indiana electric distribution cooperatives, we've grown into the 17th largest generation and transmission electric cooperative in America, serving 23 member distribution co-ops across Illinois, Indiana, and Missouri. Our not-for-profit structure means we don't answer to shareholders - we answer to our members, who are also our owners. This deliberately different approach lets us focus on what matters: providing reliable, cost-effective power to more than 350,000 homes, schools, farms, and businesses while maintaining $1.3 billion in assets and earning an "A" credit rating. We're building a future that balances reliability with environmental responsibility. Our team operates 24/7 from our state-of-the-art Indianapolis headquarters, monitoring the energy grid and managing a diverse power supply portfolio that includes natural gas, coal, and renewables. We've developed a decarbonization strategy targeting 50% carbon reduction by 2031 and net zero by 2050. Through our POWER MOVES program, we've awarded over $32 million in incentives to help co-op members save energy and money. Our people thrive on solving complex challenges together - whether that's integrating edge-of-grid technologies, supporting economic development in our communities, or ensuring the lights always come on when our members flip the switch.

Linxon delivers turnkey solutions for electrical substations and grid infrastructure, supporting the global energy transition and electrification. Founded in 2018 as a joint venture between AtkinsRéalis and Hitachi Energy, Linxon combines over 100 years of technology expertise with 60 years of substation and electrification project experience. The company specializes in Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) solutions across five core market segments: Power Generation, Railway, Utilities, Data Centers, and Battery Energy Storage. With a global presence spanning the Americas, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific, Linxon employs over 700 highly skilled professionals across 19 main offices worldwide. The company's unique position as the only EPC provider built from both an OEM and EPC background provides direct access to cutting-edge technology, products, and engineering expertise. Linxon has successfully delivered over 600 projects globally, including landmark initiatives like the Vineyard Wind offshore wind integration in Massachusetts and the Shams solar substation in Dubai, demonstrating their commitment to building the infrastructure needed for a carbon-free energy future.

We're a publicly-owned utility that's been part of Nebraska's fabric since 1970. Back then, three public power entities came together to form something stronger, and today we serve over 530,000 people across 84 counties. Our generation mix is as diverse as the communities we power - nuclear, coal, wind, water, and natural gas all play a role. This approach helps us keep rates 26.1% below the national average while maintaining steady wholesale rates for eight years running. What makes us different is who we answer to. An 11-member board elected by the people we serve calls the shots, not far-off shareholders chasing quarterly returns. This means we can make decisions that make sense for Nebraska's long-term future, whether that's keeping the lights on at a family farm during irrigation season or helping a manufacturing plant expand. Our team of 1,900-plus neighbors works around the clock because we live here too, and we understand that reliable electricity isn't just about power - it's about supporting the lives and businesses that make our communities thrive.

Western Power exists to solve one of Western Australia's most critical challenges: delivering safe, reliable, and affordable electricity to 2.3 million customers across the south west of the state while enabling a once-in-a-generation transition to renewable energy. As a State Government-owned corporation, Western Power is responsible for building, maintaining, and operating the vast transmission and distribution network that forms the backbone of the South West Interconnected System (SWIS), connecting homes, businesses, and essential community infrastructure to an increasingly renewable energy mix. For over 70 years, Western Power has been the guardian of Western Australia's energy grid, and today the organization stands at the forefront of the energy revolution. The company is executing an ambitious strategy to expand transmission capacity, integrate microgrids and battery storage solutions, and create autonomous networks that can withstand the challenges of climate change. This one-in-generation expansion - estimated to require unprecedented growth in transmission infrastructure - is unlocking industrial decarbonisation, service renewable generation, and driving regional economic growth. With a vision of "working together to power a cleaner energy future," Western Power is investing $126 million in planning works across northern, central, and eastern corridors, ensuring the grid remains resilient while supercharging Western Australia's vibrant lifestyle for decades to come.

Founded in 1890 in St. Louis, Missouri, Emerson began as a manufacturer of electric motors and fans, born from the insight that industrial America needed reliable power solutions. Brothers Charles and Alexander Meston, along with John Wesley Emerson, recognized that the rapidly industrializing nation required innovative electrical technology to power its growth. From these humble beginnings making electric fans, the company evolved continuously, expanding its capabilities and adapting to the changing technological landscape of the 20th century. Today, Emerson stands as a global technology and engineering powerhouse driving innovation that makes the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable. With over 130 years of transformation behind them, they combine advanced technologies with industry-leading expertise to create sustainable solutions for the world's most complex challenges. Headquartered in St. Louis with operations in over 170 countries and approximately 73,000 employees, Emerson delivers automation solutions for the most demanding technology challenges, helping essential industries embrace automation and optimize their performance through intelligent devices, control systems, and industrial software.