EY is a global professional services organisation providing assurance, consulting, tax, strategy and transaction services. Combining sector knowledge with data and technology, EY helps organisations manage risk, identify opportunities and transform their businesses. Its purpose is to build a better working world, creating long-term value for clients, people and society while strengthening trust in capital markets.
The tracks supported by EY
Europe’s growing electricity needs require new generation capacity and closer coordination between energy supply, infrastructure and industrial demand. This track explores the role of renewables and nuclear in delivering reliable, affordable power, alongside the investment, policy frameworks and partnerships needed to bring projects into operation.
As Knowledge Partner, EY will help frame discussions on scaling clean generation and supporting electrification to strengthen Europe’s energy security and industrial competitiveness.
AI is reshaping Europe’s energy system, creating opportunities to improve operations while increasing demand for reliable power. This track explores how AI and digital technologies can improve asset performance, forecasting and efficiency, alongside the power supply, grid capacity and infrastructure needed to support data centre growth.
As Knowledge Partner, EY will help frame discussions on deploying AI across energy operations and aligning digital infrastructure investment with the capacity needed to power it.
As Knowledge Partner for these tracks, Wood Mackenzie will help inform the discussion through its understanding of energy markets and natural resources. The partnership places its expertise alongside the perspectives of industry leaders, policymakers and investors considering the decisions needed to deliver Europe’s energy future.
The two tracks examine gas supply and LNG infrastructure, alongside the equipment, manufacturing capacity and critical minerals needed to develop Europe’s energy system.
Discover the event bringing energy supply, infrastructure and technology together with industrial demand in Hannover, Germany, from 5–8 April 2027.