Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Three-day conference and expo focused on Europe’s energy transition, decarbonisation and digitalisation
- Targets utility executives, grid operators, policymakers, technology providers and energy sector innovators
- Covers grid modernisation, energy storage, renewable integration, smart grids and measurement technologies
- Features over 750 exhibitors and 600 speakers across summit, expo and hub session formats
- Includes dedicated pavilions for EU-funded projects and country-led energy innovations
About the Event
Enlit Europe convenes the energy sector in Vienna for three days of programming designed to address the strategic, technical and operational challenges facing Europe’s power industry. The event combines a summit, exhibition floor and hub sessions to facilitate knowledge exchange and business development across the energy value chain. With more than 15,000 attendees expected, the programme spans planning, financing, building, operating and optimising energy infrastructure.
Technical and Strategic Focus Areas
Sessions address grid modernisation and resilience, energy storage deployment, renewable energy integration and the digital transformation of utility operations. Smart grid technologies and measurement solutions feature prominently, alongside discussions of new business models emerging from the energy transition. The programme examines how utilities and grid operators can balance decarbonisation targets with system reliability and regulatory requirements.
Industry Participation
Major technology providers and energy companies participating include Siemens, Schneider Electric, Cisco, Accenture, Hitachi, Amazon, SAP, Infosys, Honeywell, Ericsson, ABB and Microsoft. Regional utilities such as Wiener Netze, Wien Energie and Austrian Power Grid also contribute to the programme. Dedicated zones showcase start-ups and EU-funded research projects.
Who Should Attend
The event serves utility executives, grid operators, energy consultants, engineers, technology vendors, policymakers and representatives from research institutions. Both senior leadership (including CEOs and managing directors) and technical specialists will find relevant content across the summit and exhibition programming.