Day 1
5 April 2027- Europe’s next renewable investment cycle
- Offshore wind: rebuilding project economics
- Grid-scale storage as critical infrastructure
- Solar-plus-storage: bankable business models
- Nuclear’s role in reliable low-carbon power
Europe’s industrial future depends on secure, reliable and affordable energy. Meeting growing electricity demand requires renewable generation, storage and nuclear, supported by the infrastructure, investment and technologies needed to deliver power where it is required.
Expanding capacity means overcoming challenges in grid access, project economics, permitting and supply chains. For companies providing equipment, technology and engineering expertise, this creates opportunities to support new projects and improve the performance of existing assets.
Exhibit in the Renewable Energy, Storage & Nuclear Zone at Europe Energy Week to present your capabilities to developers, utilities, investors and major energy users. Build customer relationships, strengthen supply chain partnerships and explore opportunities across Europe’s connected energy system.
Investment in renewable generation, energy storage and nuclear is creating opportunities for technology providers, equipment manufacturers and engineering specialists across Europe.
Estimated annual investment needed across the EU energy sector between 2026 and 2030 to deliver its energy transition objectives.
Minimum renewable energy share targeted in the EU’s gross final energy consumption by 2030.
Put your equipment, technologies and expertise in front of organisations developing, operating and integrating generation and storage capacity.
Exhibitor solutions include:
Demonstrate how your business can help customers deliver reliable power, improve asset performance and advance commercially viable projects.
The Renewable Energy, Storage & Nuclear Industry Stage explores the investment, technologies and partnerships needed to expand generation and scale storage. Discussions address renewable project economics, offshore wind supply chains, solar-plus-storage, battery revenues and industrial power procurement, alongside nuclear’s contribution to reliable low-carbon power.
For exhibitors, these discussions provide insight into the delivery challenges and investment priorities shaping customer requirements.
Co-location with HANNOVER MESSE provides access to Europe’s industrial ecosystem, including manufacturing, automotive, chemicals and digital industries. Engage with major energy users to understand their power requirements, discuss renewable and nuclear power supply, storage applications and long-term energy requirements.
Showcase your capabilities in the Renewable Energy, Storage & Nuclear Zone at Europe Energy Week.
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