European New Power Summit 2026

We’re back – and more powerful than ever! After two successful editions, the European New Power Summit returns in 2026 to spark bold ideas, forge new connections, and shape the future of electricity in Europe.

Accelerating a Resilient and Innovative European Electricity System

The Power Summit 2026, the flagship event of Arnhem Electricity Week (May 18–23, 2026), brings together leading experts, policymakers, entrepreneurs, and researchers to set the course for Europe's electricity future. The summit focuses on collaboration, innovation, and addressing urgent challenges in the energy transition.

Subthemes & Program Highlights

1. Security, Reliability & Affordability
Ensuring secure, reliable, and affordable electricity across Europe’s evolving grid.

2. Digitalization & New Technologies
Harnessing data, AI, and new technologies to drive flexible, intelligent, and people-powered grids.

3. International Regulation & Cooperation
Building the policy, market, and legal frameworks for a connected and cooperative European energy landscape.

Program & Networking

The program is curated with input from leading European knowledge institutions and industry experts. The Power Summit combines keynote speeches, panel discussions, and interactive demonstrations during the European Demo Days. There are numerous networking opportunities to connect with key stakeholders and amplify impact.

Who Should Attend?

This event is designed for:

• Energy professionals and innovators
• Policymakers and regulators
• Researchers and academics
• Startups and scale-ups
• Investors and industry leaders
• Anyone committed to accelerating Europe’s energy transition

This is the place where innovation meets impact:

• Meet industry leaders, policymakers, scientists, and trailblazing start- & scale-ups.
• Explore the investments, strategies, and technologies driving Europe’s electricity transition.
• Join high-level discussions curated by top technical universities and research institutes from the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany.