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Discover the EGC 2025 Show Preview
Published 05 December 2024
Your Exclusive Guide to Europe's Energy Leadership Forum
As Europe faces unprecedented energy challenges, EGC 2025 stands as the premier event for senior energy professionals. This exclusive, invite-only forum convenes the most influential voices from the gas, LNG, and green energy sectors to address critical issues such as energy security, supply diversification, and the transition to a low-carbon future.
The Show Preview offers an early glimpse into the event’s world-class agenda, featuring keynote addresses, thought-provoking panel discussions, and interactive sessions led by more than 75 industry luminaries, including:
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- Prof. Jonathan Stern, Distinguished Research Fellow, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
- Maria Rita Galli, CEO, DESFA
- Lars Erik Aamot, Director General, Norwegian Energy Ministry
- Berislav Gašo, Executive Vice President, OMV
- Elisabetta Purlalli, Executive Vice President, Eni
Dive into Essential Topics, Including:
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- Strategies to bolster Europe’s energy security amid geopolitical uncertainty
- The evolving role of LNG, hydrogen, and biofuels in decarbonisation efforts
- Cutting-edge innovations in infrastructure, from regasification terminals to carbon capture technologies
EGC 2025 is more than a conference—it’s a platform where the future of Europe’s energy landscape is shaped. With its exclusive, closed-door format, this forum offers unparalleled opportunities to engage in candid, high-impact discussions with 250 top-tier policymakers, executives, and innovators.
What's Inside the Show Preview?
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- Insights into EGC 2025’s Agenda: Discover sessions on LNG, hydrogen, carbon capture, and Europe’s evolving energy strategies.
- Profiles of Industry Leaders: Learn from 75+ distinguished speakers, including executives from OMV, Equinor, and the European Commission.
- Unmatched Networking Opportunities: Explore how 250 carefully selected attendees will forge strategic connections through curated one-on-one meetings and high-level discussions.
Key Themes for EGC 2025
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- Energy Security & Supply Resilience: Strategies to reduce reliance on traditional suppliers and navigate volatile markets.
- The Role of Gas in Decarbonisation: Insights into the integration of LNG, hydrogen, and biofuels to achieve Europe’s climate goals.
- Infrastructure Innovation: How pioneering projects like carbon capture and regasification terminals are redefining Europe’s energy landscape.
Why Download the Show Preview
Get ahead of the curve and prepare to shape the conversation at EGC 2025. This is your opportunity to align with top-tier leaders, gain invaluable knowledge, and position yourself at the forefront of Europe’s energy evolution.
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January 2025 | Europe
Where Europe’s Energy Leaders Drive the Future
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