Shake hands with senior energy, finance and business leaders who are leading the way in the energy transition
65% of in-person attendees in 2024 were CEO, Managing Director, VP or Director level meaning you are amongst true decision-makers
Establish new relationships and build on existing ones through informal drinks receptions, networking lunches and coffee breaks
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Energy Transition Summit
29 - 30 October 2025
Balancing security and sustainability amid economic disruption
In-Person & Digital | Convene 22 Bishopsgate, London | #FTEnergy
The global energy transition continues to progress, even as geopolitical tensions and diverging national strategies present fresh challenges across regions and sectors. In 2024, over 40% of the world’s electricity came from clean sources, according to Ember. Yet despite rapid deployment in countries like China, the shift to a lower-carbon future remains slower than hoped. Major economies such as the US, and many leading energy companies, still lean heavily on fossil fuels. Meanwhile, rising energy demand from AI and data centres is elevating concerns around security and competitiveness, forcing governments to navigate the tension between short-term pressures and long-term climate goals. Still, optimism remains: government backing and emerging technologies are creating new momentum for clean energy and infrastructure development.
Celebrating it's 10 year anniversary, the FT’s Energy Transition Summit includes two days of high-level content, curated and moderated by leading FT journalists. The programme includes insightful interviews with CEOs from major energy companies, complemented by valuable networking opportunities. Discussions will confront the challenges and opportunities facing the sector across geopolitics, supply and demand, technology and innovation, finance and investment.
Why attend?
Learn
How your business can capitalise on the green economy whilst navigating the complexities of the energy market
Connect
With top decision-makers from the largest and most established corporations in energy, finance and technology
Discover
Emerging risks and opportunities in the shift to renewables to equip yourself for your business’ success
Key themes and discussions
Geopolitics, Uncertainty & Disruption
How is geopolitical instability reshaping energy markets, and how can companies stay resilient amid rising trade tensions and global fragmentation?
Financing the Transition
With rising costs and fiscal pressure, what new models and tools can unlock capital and de-risk clean energy investment?
Scaling Innovation for Net Zero
From SMRs to storage, how can new technologies move from pilot to profitable—and secure investor backing along the way?
Grids, AI & Energy Systems Under Strain
As demand surges and infrastructure ages, what reforms and innovations are needed to modernise and secure the energy system?
The Next Energy Mix
Hydrogen hype has cooled—so which sources are truly scalable, investable, and politically viable?
Resilience in a Warming World
Extreme weather is the new normal—how can energy systems adapt and stay reliable amid growing climate shocks?
The power of networking
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IN-PERSON PASS
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£1,549 £2,449
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DIGITAL PASS
Access to live talks, Q&A and video on demand. Join from the comfort of your home or office.
£149 £329
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Resources from the 2024 edition
View the high calibre of companies who attended last year's edition
Of all the energy events, fairs and conferences I’ve attended during the past years, Financial Times’ Energy Transition Summit has the most to offer.
- Tapio Nuotio, Portfolio Manager, UB Renewable Energy
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