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Energetic Events, Inc.

PowerStack runs invitation-only events that bring together the people building, financing and enabling the next generation of power infrastructure.

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Updated Nov 13, 2026·Latest SEC filing Nov 13, 2026·Suggest an edit

About PowerStack

PowerStack serves senior people who build, finance and supply power projects. It organizes executive events and ongoing discussions about funding new capacity for AI data centers and industry. Programs cover the grid, electricity generation and nuclear energy. It held five gatherings across four cities in 2026. It started in New York, then met in Washington and Detroit. Dallas followed, before a second New York event during Climate Week. PowerStack and HumanX plan a Las Vegas gathering for March 7–10, 2027.

Energetic Events, Inc. operates as PowerStack from New York. Monika Kochhar founded it and serves as chief executive officer and director. Jonathan Weiner is a director and founding investor. Lawrence Chu is also a director.

Funding Rounds (SEC Form D)

First saleFiled with SECAmount soldInvestorsAvg. checkTermsFiling
Nov 5, 2026Nov 13, 2026$350,000fully sold2$175KEquityRule 506(b)Form D ↗
Oct 28, 2026Nov 2, 2026$250,050of $500K target1$250KEquityRule 506(b)Form D ↗
Total, two offerings$600,050

First sale is the date the first investor in the offering committed to invest. Companies must file Form D within 15 days of that date, so filing dates run later.

Why Investors Backed PowerStack

Jonathan Weiner sees the bottleneck in power infrastructure as the defining constraint on AI growth, industrial reshoring and national resilience. As founding investor, he backs PowerStack's effort to connect those who buy, build, finance and govern new capacity. [1]

“PowerStack is building the executive nexus for this power buildout, connecting the buyers, builders, financiers and policymakers who can move capital, build assets and drive real-world outcomes.”
Jonathan Weiner · Founding Investor, PowerStack · Founding investor on PowerStack's role in the power buildout. [1]

Origin and Team

Monika Kochhar founded PowerStack, and Jonathan Weiner became its founding investor. [4][1]

Product and Technology

PowerStack uses executive salons, industry forums and private dinners. It also runs panel discussions. Its panels connect early technology funding with the demands of larger infrastructure projects. Guests include people from utilities, nuclear energy and investment firms. Government participants also join. [1][4]

PowerStack continues conversations through a newsletter and a year-round community. Attendance may be invitation-only, curated or limited by capacity. [1][8][3]

Milestones

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DateWhat happenedSourceCoverage
Mar 7, 2027PowerStack and HumanX plan a Las Vegas gathering through March 10.[1]—
Sep 2026At Nest Campus during Climate Week NYC, PowerStack held two panels on financing and delivering power infrastructure.[4]—
Aug 2026PowerStack held a private dinner in Dallas about the new power economy.[4]—
Jun 2026PowerStack held a Detroit program on nuclear power, space and manufacturing.[4]—
Apr 2026PowerStack held a Washington program about power for AI infrastructure.[4]—
Jan 2026PowerStack held a New York dinner about nuclear energy's future.[4]—

Market

Ari Greer sees AI, data centers and electrification driving power demand. She argues that energy, capital and infrastructure must align. Regulation and talent also matter. [1]

Seth Grae's view is that announced demand does not itself add power to the grid. Utilities, investors and builders need one plan. Suppliers must align too. [1]

We wrote this summary from public statements by PowerStack and its investors. It is not investment advice.

Leadership Team

Executive officers and directors listed on PowerStack's Form D filed Nov 13, 2026.

MK
Monika Kochhar
Founder and director
JW
Jonathan Weiner
Founding Investor and director
Also a director at Intelligent Events and Resilient Events.
LC
Lawrence Chu
Director

Sources

  1. CompanyHome page of gopowerstack.com · linked above ↑
  2. CompanyTerms of service on gopowerstack.com
  3. CompanyTerms of attendance on gopowerstack.com
  4. CompanySeptember 2026 event page on gopowerstack.com
  5. SECPowerStack Form D, filed 2026-11-02 · linked above ↑
  6. CompanyPowerStack contact page and event schedule
  7. CompanyPowerStack privacy policy
  8. CompanyPowerStack newsletter page
  9. SECPowerStack Form D, filed 2026-11-13 · linked above ↑
  10. SECEnergetic Events, Inc. filing history