Power Barometer 2024 – charting Europe’s energy transition past, present and future with data
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The European electricity industry will unveil its annual data report, Power Barometer 2024, on 3 October at Sparks, Brussels.
Over the past five years, the power sector has faced unprecedented challenges. The COVID-19 pandemic strained supply chains and disrupted investments, while the energy crisis forced the EU to rethink its energy security strategy.
At the same time, rising competition from China and the US in clean energy technologies has underscored the importance of a competitive domestic industry for achieving a decarbonised economy. With new EU policymakers set to take office this year, political attention is now on energy independence, industrialisation, competitiveness, and the ongoing climate battle.
Power Barometer 2024 takes stock of these critical developments and more. Join industry leaders and policymakers as we explore:
- Industrial Electrification – Unlocking the massive potential for electrification
- Decarbonisation and Climate Change – Assessing the progress and the hurdles
- Electricity Markets – The rising trend of negative prices
- Power Infrastructure Development – Addressing the gap in anticipatory investments
- Renewables Deployment – Shifting investment patterns in clean energy
- E-Mobility – Current state and future direction amid industry tensions
- Energy Security & International Competition – Navigating the challenges posed by China
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Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights and contribute to shaping the future of Europe’s electricity industry.
Register now to attend this free event! Any questions? Email us at erinaldi@eurelectric.org
We look forward to welcoming you to Power Barometer 2024!
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