- Structural realities: The forces shaping global supply and demand.
- Capital allocation: Where infrastructure investment is moving next.
- The trilemma: Solutions to balancing rising power demands with urgent climate and resource concerns.
Energy Transition Summit
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Powering a world under pressure
A major global energy shock has brought security back up the global agenda. While some double down on fossil fuels, investment in secure, clean, and domestically produced power is accelerating. Electricity demand is rising — driven by rapid electrification and the growing energy needs of AI — yet there is growing evidence that a structural shift away from fossil fuels in electricity generation is underway.
To examine how energy systems are evolving against this backdrop, FT Live is convening its 11th Energy Transition Summit.
Designed specifically for senior business decision-makers, suppliers, and customers, this two-day summit will explore:
Featuring 20+ CEO speakers from across the global energy value chain
Key themes
Geopolitics, Supply Shocks and Energy Security
How is the drive to secure energy supply amid disruption changing global markets?
How are energy systems being hardened against exposure?
Trade and Supply Chains
How should governments and investors manage structural dependence risks without raising costs or slowing the deployment of clean energy sources?
Grid Constraint and System Governance
How are grid constraints limiting decarbonisation? Who governs the reform of grid systems?
What models are helping de-risk investment?
Energy Addition and Demand-side Flexibility
Is the ‘energy transition’ becoming an expansion rather than a substitution? What does credible decarbonisation look like amid structural demand growth?
Power in the AI Era
What will deliver constant, reliable capacity for AI’s "round-the-clock power" needs? Is natural gas a short-term bridge?
Risk, Resilience and Affordability
What energy sources are delivering access, affordability and autonomy? Who carries risk - developers, consumers, taxpayers or the state?
Explore the official Event Brochure
Whether you're considering attending or already have your ticket, the official event brochure provides a comprehensive overview of the summit.
Discover the latest agenda, confirmed speakers, key themes, networking opportunities and practical event information, along with insights into how the programme is designed to connect senior leaders from across the global energy ecosystem.
See the high calibre of companies who attended in 2025 and who you could be meeting this October.
Be part of what’s next in energy transition
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IN-PERSON PASS
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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.
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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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