The conference for energy pioneers

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Behrenstrasse 37, 10117 Berlin

Addressing the energy trilemma for clean, secure and affordable energy impacts every industry stakeholder and will continue to drive changes in our electricity energy systems for many decades to come. How can incumbents reduce risks and optimize their environmental footprint along the entire value chain?

Join us as we explore the path to fully decarbonizing Europe's energy value chain, starting from power generation through to modernization of the grid with a focus on sustainable infrastructure to minimize embedded emissions and to extend asset life. Electrifying end-user demand in industries and transportation is crucial to reaching Net Zero, but are we progressing fast enough?

On the other hand, upcoming regulations aim to enforce sustainability but at what cost to the supply chain? Can we balance regulatory demands with the pace of transition required? Is Europe's commitment to sustainability fostering a competitive clean energy industry, and how can we ensure job retention and growth?

Finally, how can we leverage sustainability as a true value creator to drive innovation and new business models in the energy sector? Please join us in making right choices in this dilemma of "keeping the current pace and staying competitive" vs "Accelerating a clean energy transition".

Join us for a conversation with one of our guests who’ll share a compelling success story in an insightful dialogue.

As Europe strives to bridge the significant investment gap identified towards achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, the need for innovative strategies to optimize investments in network infrastructure has never been more critical. With an estimated annual investment requirement of €67 billion, utilities and grid operators must explore advanced services and digital technologies to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and ensure sustainable operations.

This panel discussion will delve into how these innovations can reshape the energy landscape while addressing the pressing challenges of sustainability and circularity to realize an affordable energy transition.

Join us for a conversation with one of our guests who’ll share a compelling success story in an insightful dialogue.

Unpredictable climate patterns and the shift to low-carbon generation are pushing Europe's energy infrastructure to its limits. How can businesses and grid operators collaborate to mitigate risks and build resilient, flexible grids?

In this panel, we will address the different dimensions of security of supply, from firm and flexible capacity to transmission and distribution grids and supply chain resilience. We will also discuss how digital solutions, including demand-side management, can help handle volatility, and how digital twins can enhance monitoring, prediction and decision-making across the lifecycle of grid assets.

Are we ready to face climate change, cyberattacks, and geopolitical risks? How should market operation frameworks evolve to ensure a safe and efficient system? We invite you to join us in addressing these questions and resolving this common challenge alongside a group of industry experts.

Join us for a conversation with one of our guests who’ll share a compelling success story in an insightful dialogue.

Following the engaging panel discussions and the valuable insights shared during the Fireside chats, you now have the opportunity to contribute your perspective and experiences in a roundtable format. This setup is designed to foster extensive interactions and facilitate collaborative teamwork, enabling a deeper exploration of the energy trilemma across various segments and applications. The roundtable will provide a platform for discussing challenges and exchanging ideas, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the issues at hand. Participants will benefit from the diverse viewpoints and expertise present, enhancing the quality of the conversation and driving innovative solutions. This format aims to create an environment conducive to meaningful conversations and actionable outcomes.