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European New Power Summit 2026

21 / 05 / 2026Cleantech Park Arnhem10:00 AM

Be part of the flagship event of Arnhem Electricity Week (May 18–23, 2026), where industry leaders, policymakers, researchers, and startups come together to connect, collaborate, and explore the investments and strategies driving Europe’s energy transition

Subtitles and Highlights

  • Security, Reliability & Affordability
    Dive into ensuring secure, reliable, and affordable electricity across Europe’s evolving grid. Key topics include Europe’s Power Bank – How far can batteries take us?, protecting the grid from digital and physical threats, advancing the EU Supergrid, and balancing affordability with sustainability.
  • Digitalization & New Technologies
    Discover how data, AI, and new technologies enable flexible, intelligent, and people-centered grids. Sessions cover smarter energy management systems (EMS), AI-driven decision-making, and strategies for integrating a million microgrids (with a session hosted by Bryck, Germany).
  • International Regulation & Cooperation
    Engage with critical discussions on harmonizing EU energy regulations, creating unified market standards, global leadership in energy innovation, and the impact of tariffs on the clean energy transition.

Program & Networking
The program, curated with leading European universities and industry experts, features keynote speeches, panel discussions, and interactive European Demo Days. Attendees gain numerous networking opportunities to engage with key stakeholders and amplify impact.

Who Should Attend?
Energy professionals, innovators, policymakers, academics, startups, scale-ups, investors, and anyone committed to accelerating Europe’s energy transition will find immense value here.

Please Note:
The program and speaker lineup are currently under development. We are working hard to bring you an inspiring and insightful agenda. Stay tuned for full program announcements.

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