Infraday Southwest 2025

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October 21 | Heard Museum - Steele Auditorium  | Phoenix, AZ

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The American Southwest faces some of the most urgent and complex infrastructure challenges in the country — from extreme heat and water scarcity to rapid population growth, cross-border trade, and a sweeping energy transition.

 

On Oct. 21, join 50+ expert speakers and hundreds of public and private sector leaders from Arizona, Texas, California, Nevada, and New Mexico at the inaugural Infraday Southwest — a full-day forum focused on the future of infrastructure across the region.

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This event convenes key stakeholders from transportation, energy, water, technology, planning, and finance — including state and local agencies, tribal nations, ports of entry, utilities, developers, and engineering and legal advisors — for practical dialogue and real solutions.

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With a full agenda of panels, presentations, and networking, Infraday Southwest will deliver in-depth coverage on topics including:

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• Long-term drought response, regional water reuse, and delivery infrastructure

• Grid reliability, solar and battery storage, and cross-state transmission

• Climate-resilient design for heat, wildfire, and flooding

• Freight and trade infrastructure, binational coordination, and corridor investment

• Smart cities, broadband equity, and infrastructure cybersecurity

• Labor shortages, permitting bottlenecks, and innovative funding models

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Hear from leaders shaping the region’s infrastructure future — including ADOT, CAP, El Paso Electric, TxDOT, the Gila River Indian Community, the Ports of Long Beach and Laredo, and major cities and utilities across the Southwest corridor.

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From policy to project delivery, Infraday Southwest is where connections are built, insight is shared, and the region’s infrastructure future takes shape.

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Point of contact:
Ken Bauco | 646-675-0171 | ken@email-infraday.com