2026 Four Corners Energy Conference Speaker Lineup Coming Soon!
The minds behind the momentum


2026 Keynote Speaker
Daniel Turner
Daniel Turner is the founder and executive director of Power the Future (PTF). For nearly 20 years he has worked in communications and public affairs for several non-profits and various campaigns including in his home district (NY-9) for his Uncle Bob Turner’s successful and historic house race.
Daniel started PTF to advocate for rural energy communities in the power center of Washington, DC which makes those policy decisions which impact energy workers. Daniel is an expert in energy and environmental issues as they pertain to jobs, rural communities, the U.S. economy, international affairs, and our national security.
His op-eds have been published in dozens of outlets and he is a regular guest on multiple TV and Cable News programs. He has appeared on over 1500 radio programs.
Daniel lives with his family on a working sheep farm in rural Virginia also raising mini-Highland cows and various breeds of chickens. They have three dogs, have fostered and rehabilitated dozens of others, and are currently raising a service dog for special needs children.


The Four Corners Energy Conference is known for featuring powerhouse professionals from across the energy spectrum, and 2026 will be no exception.
We’re securing an exciting lineup of innovators, industry leaders, and regulatory experts who are shaping the future of the San Juan Basin and beyond.
Check back soon to see who’s taking the stage, and get ready to hear from the voices driving real progress in the energy industry.

2026 Keynote Speaker
Andrea Felix
Andrea Felix is vice president of regulatory affairs for the New Mexico Oil & Gas Association, where she leads policy development on federal and state regulatory matters. In her role, she develops rulemaking strategies and advances regulatory advocacy for New Mexico’s energy industry.
Prior to joining NMOGA, Andrea served as director of regulatory affairs for EOG Resources Inc., bringing firsthand industry experience to complex regulatory environments.
A regulatory professional with more than 20 years of experience, Andrea has worked in both midstream and upstream oil and gas development across New Mexico and several other states, including offshore energy development.
Throughout her career, she has led surface, regulatory, construction, and operations teams, providing a comprehensive perspective on responsible energy development.
A New Mexico native, Andrea values the state’s land, people, and energy heritage. Outside of work, she and her family spend time on their family ranch in Northern New Mexico, riding horses and gathering cattle. Andrea and her husband have three children and three grandchildren, who are at the center of their lives.
