Decarbonisation is driving the decentralisation of the energy system: loads and generators are increasingly distributed, and renewable gas will in a large part also be produced closer to the consumer.

Decentralisation is making system operation increasingly complex, but it also creates new opportunities. Renewable gases sourced locally will increase Europe’s energy resilience, and customers will be able to increasingly contribute to energy markets and energy security.

Flexible, distributed generation running on renewable gases helps decarbonise and balance grids. Its capacity to complement other technologies in hybrid plants makes it a cornerstone of an increasingly integrated energy system.

Join us to discuss the challenges and opportunities linked to increasingly decentralised systems and the contribution of distributed generation solutions to Europe’s resilience, competitiveness and decarbonisation.

Christopher Bolesta (Secretary of State, Poland) will join us as our Keynote Speaker.

Our exciting panels, moderated by Jean-Paul Judson (Founder & Managing Director of NOWMORE Moderation) include:

Competitiveness and Energy Costs: A One-Dimensional Strategy?

Speakers:

• Eero Ailio, Adviser, European Commission
• Véronique Willems, Secretary General, SMEunited
• Harmen Dekker, CEO, European Biogas Association
• Dr. Andreas Kunz, CTO, INNIO Jenbacher
• Michael Stipa, Vice President Business Development, Strategy and Product Management, Rolls-Royce Power Systems

Decarbonisation, Decentralisation, Security of Supply: The New Energy Trinity?

Speakers:

• Mónika Zsigri, Head of Unit, European Commission
• Cillian O'Donoghue, Policy Director, Eurelectric
• Naomi Chevillard, Head of Regulatory Affairs, Solar Power Europe
• Malin Östman, Vice President, Strategy and Business Development, Wärtsilä
• Dr Gunnar Stiesch, CTO, MAN Energy Solutions

The event will be followed by a cocktail reception to celebrate the 10 years of EUGINE.

We hope to see you there!