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Webinar
Powering Data Centers: Economic Implications
July 22, 2026
You are invited to a new REMI webinar titled, “Powering Data Centers: Economic Implications“. This webinar is occurring on Wednesday, July 22nd, from 2:00-3:00pm ET, and is being p…
Webinar
Made in America Again: Modeling the Economic Impacts of Manufacturing Reshoring
August 12, 2026
In this webinar, REMI will examine the economic impacts of reshoring manufacturing to the United States. Using dynamic economic modeling, we will explore how increased domestic man…
Conference
2026 Users’ Conference
October 7, 2026
REMI is thrilled to announce that our 2026 Users’ Conference will be held October 7th – October 9th at the Cambria Hotel Downtown Asheville in Asheville, NC.
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2026 Users’ Conference
REMI is thrilled to announce that our 2026 Users’ Conference will be held October 7th – October 9th at the Cambria Hotel Downtown Asheville in Asheville, NC.
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Made in America Again: Modeling the Economic Impacts of Manufacturing Reshoring
In this webinar, REMI will examine the economic impacts of reshoring manufacturing to the United States. Using dynamic economic modeling, we will explore how increased domestic manufacturing activity can influence employment, GDP, output, wages, population, industry growth, and regional competitiveness. The presentation will also consider broader policy questions, including workforce availability, supply chain resilience, capital investment, and the tradeoffs between higher domestic production costs and reduced dependence on overseas suppliers.
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Powering Data Centers: Economic Implications
You are invited to a new REMI webinar titled, “Powering Data Centers: Economic Implications“. This webinar is occurring on Wednesday, July 22nd, from 2:00-3:00pm ET, and is being presented by James Sheedy, Ekwinife Chibuogwu, and Sean McCarthy from REMI. As artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and digital services continue to expand, data centers are becoming one…
Oil Price Increases: Economic & Fiscal Impacts
In this webinar, REMI will model the economic impacts of rising oil prices, examining effects on employment, population, output, GDP, and other key economic indicators. We will demonstrate how the magnitude of these impacts varies across regions and industries.
POSTPONED: 2026 State of the Commonwealth: Virginia’s Economy & the War
In this presentation, Dr. McNab will discuss the Commonwealth of Virginia’s economy with specific attention to the economic impacts of the war with Iran. He will focus on the war’s impact on inflation, higher tariffs, and cuts to the federal workforce. He will also touch on reductions to legal immigration, and foreign student flows into institutions of higher education.
Economic Impacts of Data Centers
In this webinar, Dr. Alex Gebben and Bailey Kirkland will evaluate the impact of data centers on employment, GDP, income, population, and other economic indicators. Attendees will learn about the effects of expanding data centers and what that means for the economy.
Economic Impacts of Sports Team Expansion
In this webinar, REMI will demonstrate how REMI PROSERIS and our core models can be used to quantify the economic impacts of sporting team relocations and expansion. This webinar will cover the impacts of long-term employment, disposable income, gross regional product, and more. Attendees will learn how to properly model construction and operations phases, tourism impacts, public finance, and more to see how the regional economy can be affected.
Measuring University Economic Impact with REMI PROSERIS
Click here to view the slides from this presentation. Click here to watch a recording of this presentation. Universities play a pivotal role in regional growth by drawing talent, fostering innovation, and influencing housing and population patterns. It is important for universities to quantify their regional impact to remain competitive for grants. Join us for…
How Does Your Industry Contribute to the Economy?
On February 25th, from 11PM – 1PM ET, REMI will host a luncheon in our Washington DC office to introduce PROSERIS, our new AI-powered economic modeling tool. During the seminar, you will learn how to use PROSERIS to analyze your industry’s impact on the local and national economy. This event is free of charge,…
Regional Economic Impacts of Data Centers
Click here to view a recording of this presentation. Click here to view the slides from this presentation. Fill out this form to receive a free trial of REMI PROSERIS. Demand for data centers has increased dramatically alongside the rise of AI. These data centers have large implications for regional and state economies, generating construction…
Using PROSERIS for Economic Development Analysis
Click here to view the slides from this presentation. Click here to watch a recording of this webinar. Economic development is a key concern for regions of all sizes. Conducting impact analysis of economic development efforts is critical to creating jobs, increasing spending on local businesses, and community prosperity. Organizations conducting this kind of analysis…
REMI’s 40th Annual Users’ Conference
REMI is thrilled to announce that our 2025 Users’ Conference will be held at Weber’s Boutique Hotel in Ann Arbor, Michigan from October 22nd-25th. More information will be shared to this page as it becomes available.
Economic Impacts of OBBBA SALT Changes using REMI-AI
Click here to view the slides from this presentation. Click here to watch a recording of this webinar. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) significantly increased the State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction cap from $10,000 to $40,000. This revision is expected to have a major effect on federal taxable income, particularly for taxpayers in…
IRA Tax Credit Reductions: Economic and Environmental Impacts using REMI-AI
Click here to view the slides from this webinar. Click here to view a recording of this presentation. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) cuts energy-related tax credits from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The IRA introduced many financial incentives like the Production Tax Credit (45Y) and the Investment Tax Credit (48E). These credits…
OBBBA Impacting Transportation Funds: Economic Analysis using REMI-AI
Click here to view the slides from this webinar. Click here to view a recording of this presentation. Federal transportation policy is undergoing changes that will impact the allocation of Department of Transportation (DOT) funding. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act includes a shift in budget priorities that may reduce funding for certain infrastructure initiatives,…
The Housing Crisis: Modeling Solutions with REMI-AI
Click here to view the slides from this presentation. Click here to view a recording of this webinar. Join us for an insightful webinar on the economic impacts of housing investment in Connecticut, where we will explore how addressing the critical housing shortage will lead to economic competitiveness, workforce retention, and regional revitalization. The state…
Economic Impact of Texas’ Military Installations
In this webinar, Trinity Elkins and David Green will give an overview of the military installations in Texas. They will then present the findings of their military base economic impact analysis. Specifically, they will discuss their findings on total employment, including both direct and indirect output, disposable personal income, and more.
REMI Dallas Luncheon
REMI is thrilled to announce an upcoming luncheon at the Hilton Arlington! This event will feature multiple presentations on the use of REMI and other integrated resources for impact analysis. Presentations will be conducted by the REMI team and guest speakers. This event is free of charge, and we hope you will choose to join!
Resilience Investment: Regional Economic Impacts
In this webinar, Dr. Igor Linkov of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Carnegie Mellon University will discuss his research into resilience and the cascading socioeconomic effects of disruptions to transportation networks. He will use a resilience analysis of roads and railways as well as of DFW airport as a case study to demonstrate why investment in may be critical to regional economies.
CMTS Lunch & Learn: Economic Impact Modeling
In this presentation, Peter and Celso gave an overview of REMI’s modeling capabilities, focusing on resilience investment analysis. They discussed REMI’s work relating to the economic impacts of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse as well as the Department of Homeland Security’s study analyzing a potential Poe Lock closure and the associated economic effects. They then conducted a live demonstration of REMI TranSight, focusing on an inland waterways disruption scenario.
Economic Uncertainty: Impacts on State and Local Budgets
Join us for a discussion on how current national trends are impacting state and local budget projections. Using a REMI Multiregional US (MRUS) Tax-PI model, Dr. Frederick Treyz will demonstrate how regions can analyze varying forecast scenarios to understand their financial future better.
Trump Auto Industry Tariffs Are Coming: Impacts on State and Local Economies
In this session Dr. Frederick Treyz and Chris Judson will demonstrate how the REMI Multiregional US (MRUS) model can explore the sector-specific and regional impacts of tariff policies.
2025 State of the Commonwealth: Virginia’s Key Issues & Opportunities
Dr. McNab will discuss the Commonwealth of Virginia’s economy through various factors that affected the state in 2024 and will continue to be pressing into future years.
Medicaid in Transition? Implications of Potential Changes
During this webinar, panelists Dr. Peter Evangelakis, Sheldon Weisgrau, and Cindy Zeldin will address how the Medicaid system currently works and the interplay between fiscal realities resulting from decisions made at the federal level. They will share in greater detail how the Medicaid program uniquely operates in Missouri and Georgia. They also will share how commissioned analysis conducted by REMI has already served to educate and elevate informed dialogue about the economic impact projected to result from proposed changes to the program.