2024 EV Infrastructure & Energy Summit
Welcome to the Next Chapter in the Electric Vehicle Revolution!
Over the past decade, the electric vehicle (EV) industry has experienced phenomenal growth, with global sales skyrocketing from 130,000 units annually to surpassing that figure in just a week. As EV adoption accelerates, we now face critical infrastructure challenges: developing an extensive charger network and managing increased grid demand.
Join Us at the EV Infrastructure & Energy Summit!
Formerly known as the EV World Congress, the rebranded EV Infrastructure and Energy Summit is your gateway to all things EV infrastructure. This Summit offers a comprehensive guide to navigating the complexities of EV charging and energy systems essential for driving the EV transition forward. We gather the world's leading EV experts in London to share the latest insights and case studies with a diverse audience, including charge point operators, installers, manufacturers, fleet owners, local authorities, utilities, DNOs, PV and energy storage suppliers, and destination charging locations. Prepare to be inspired by our carefully curated lineup of speakers offering invaluable insights tailored to the UK market.
Renewable Energy Revenues Summit
At the time of writing, Europe had had its most successful year in terms of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with a record 7.8GW of renewable energy contracts signed. ICT (2GW), heavy industry (1.8GW) and telecoms (650MW) did much of the heavy lifting with other sectors bringing up the rear. As we gather in May 2024 for the third edition of the Renewable Energy Revenues Summit, the energy landscape continues to evolve rapidly, influenced by the beating drum of climate change, volatility around power prices and the need to decarbonise power procurement as well as generation.
Recent data indicates that power prices have started to fall, following the shocks in autumn 2022 which triggered inflation across the world. However, with CAPEX and interest rates still high, energy suppliers are under pressure to optimize their revenues from both PPAs and the wholesale market. We are also seeing a slow down in some renewable segments when it comes to new installations as well as some institutional capital in “wait and see” mode given the new economic reality. How companies adapt is vital to their success in 2024.