Energy Storage Global Conference 2025
Event Type
L - Conference, forum
Organiser type
Federations / Associations
Section
Energy
Event Location
Brussels
Event Description
The Energy Storage Global Conference (ESGC) offers a unique opportunity to industry, researchers and policymakers to exchange views on key issues faced by the energy storage sector. During three days, representatives will meet in Brussels and online for the 8th edition, at Hotel Le Plaza, on 14 - 16 October 2025, to discuss regulatory and policy frameworks, the future storage market, and the fast-growing sector of the Benelux region.
What can you expect from the #ESGC2025?
- The latest insights on energy storage policies, markets and technologies and applications.
- Networking opportunities throughout the conference and exclusive events.
- A dynamic exhibition space with 15+ sponsors and exhibitors, offering a chance to explore products, discover innovations, and connect with potential clients and partners.
- Engagement with a global audience of over 400 delegates, including industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers.
Building on the success of seven previous editions since 2014, this three-day event - organised by the European Association for Storage of Energy (EASE)-brings together top professionals in the energy storage sector, both onsite and online. Learn more about the previous ESGC editions here!
Agenda
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Day 1 - PolicyHear about legislative barriers to energy storage systems, guidelines for its safety and the future of industry decarbonisation. Discover what long-duration energy storage support schemes and capacity markets are available in Europe.
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Day 2 - MarketExplore further into project financing and development opportunities, find out the promising European markets and discover more about energy storage system optimisation.
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Day 3 - BeneluxLearn more about evolving energy storage landscape and key topics in this fast-growing sector in the Benelux region, with a focus on market trends, manufacturing competitiveness, and the integration of energy storage solutions.
