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September 14–16, 2026
Orlando, FL
Sheraton Orlando Lake Buena Vista

EnergyCAP’s two-day event where leaders across industries converge to explore how people, data, and innovation are transforming energy and sustainability management.

The countdown to Catalyst Converge is on.

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Here’s what you’ll enjoy:

Be with your people

Connect with the community shaping the future of energy and sustainability. Trade ideas, share challenges, and swap success stories with peers across facilities, finance, and sustainability—the people who truly get what you do.

Learn something new

Discover how innovation and insight converge to drive smarter energy management. Hear real-world use cases, see latest EnergyCAP features in action, and gain practical strategies you can bring home to make an immediate impact.

Ask in person

Get face time with EnergyCAP experts and fellow professionals. Whether it’s troubleshooting a data challenge or discovering new possibilities, Catalyst is your chance to ask, learn, and get inspired—live and in-person.

Have fun together

We value real connection…and a good time, too. Unwind at an evening event and enjoy great food, good conversation, and plenty of opportunities to connect outside of sessions. Because the best ideas can often start over a shared laugh.

We're heading where it's warm: Orlando!

Catalyst Converge is being held at the Sheraton Orlando Lake Buena Vista Resort.

Rooms will be available under our reservation block for $143/night (including hotel fees). 
The booking deadline is 5:00PM EST, Monday, August 24, 2026.
Booking link coming soon.

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FAQs

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Catalyst Converge 2026 is for anyone involved in energy, finance, facilities, or sustainability management—whether you currently use EnergyCAP or not. You’ll connect with peers, learn best practices, and discover new ways to manage energy and utilities more effectively. 

Tickets are non-refundable, but they can be transferred to another attendee at no additional cost. Please contact our team (marketing@energycap.com) if you’d like to update attendee information.

We’ve secured a discounted room block at the Sheraton Lake Buena Vista for $143/night (including hotel fees). Book by 5:00 PM EST, Monday, August 24, 2026, to lock in the rate.

Yes, on-site parking is available for a daily rate. 

Our Call for Speakers is open! We’re looking for sessions under three pillars: Advancement, Efficiency, and Connection. Submissions close on February 1, 2026. 

Business casual is perfect. Comfortable but professional!

Full access to all sessions, keynotes, meals, and networking events.

If your organization is tax-exempt, please complete your registration and contact us afterward. We can refund the tax portion of your payment.

Yes! If your organization prefers to include Catalyst tickets in your EnergyCAP renewal, contact your Sales Account Manager and they will be happy to arrange it.

Yes! We are building a Sponsor Prospectus that will be available soon. Please email marketing@EnergyCAP.com and we will provide it once it's available.

Save your seat for Catalyst Converge

Prices listed below do not include processing fees.

Individual pass

$750

Lock in Early Bird pricing by January 31, 2026.
Mid-early Bird will cost $875.
Full price for the event is $1000.

Group rate

$675*

*starting at
We recognize it is beneficial for your whole team to attend—this year we are rolling out group rates for groups of 3 or more. 

What our attendees say

"I think the best part of Catalyst for me is seeing that others in higher education are facing similar challenges to ours. It’s reassuring to know we’re not alone. Many of the issues we’re encountering now are ones that others have already solved, which gives us a chance to learn from their experiences."

Joan Scholz // Utility Billing and Data Management at University of Utah

"If you’re considering attending Catalyst for the first time, I’d say you absolutely should. If you’re just exploring the product or already using it, this is where you truly get to understand its value. You’ll get to connect directly with product specialists and, even more importantly, with peers who are asking  and answering the same questions you have."

Mike Hoffman // Energy Manager at University of Arizona

"Catalyst has been amazing. The networking opportunities have been incredible. I’ve finally been able to put faces to the names I’ve seen in emails for so long. Connecting with peers, hearing about their challenges, and learning from their successes has been really valuable. It’s been such a helpful experience for my own growth and knowledge."

Ya Sin // Energy Analyst at University of CA Berkeley

"This has been my first Catalyst, and it’s been fantastic. I really hope I can come back next year—and for many years to come. We’re not even finished yet, but I’m already full of ideas I can’t wait to take back and start implementing."

Zach Richardson // Energy Administration Specialist at Board of Trustees of Western Michigan University

"I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect at Catalyst, since I don’t use EnergyCAP on a daily basis, but it’s been a great experience. I’ve learned so much about the platform’s different functionalities, things we didn’t even realize were possible."

Lauren Trapp // Global Environmental Sustainability Specialist at AFL Global