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300+
In-person attendees
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60+
Leading speakers
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350+
Companies involved
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45+
Countries represented
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Delivering affordability, supply security and climate goals
The global energy landscape is being reshaped by geopolitical realignment, persistent supply shocks, and an unprecedented surge in power demand driven by AI and industrial electrification. For senior executives and investors, the core challenge has moved from setting net-zero targets to navigating the economic and physical realities of execution.
Now in its 12th year, the FT Energy Transition Summit is the global forum for decision-makers managing the energy trilemma: balancing security, affordability, and sustainability. Moderated by senior Financial Times journalists, the summit delivers candid, unscripted debate on the structural bottlenecks stalling progress – from grid access and capital deployment to baseload reliability and supply chain security. Join world-leading CEOs, policymakers, and institutional investors for two days of sharp macro-insight, high-level networking, and actionable strategy.
What key themes will we discuss?
Resource security & Supply
How is the drive to secure energy and critical industrial feedstocks amid disruption changing global markets?
Infrastructure & System management
How can we de-risk investment to overcome infrastructure bottlenecks and reduce renewable curtailment?
Investment & Policy
What policy frameworks and financing mechanisms can incentivise decarbonisation across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors?
The AI power boom, electrification and load growth
How can utilities, hyperscalers and industrial consumers overcome barriers to scale efficiency and electrification amid rising demand?
Climate risk, insurance & Resilience
What new financial instruments, insurance products and adaptation models are emerging to protect energy assets against rising climate risk?
Innovation & Affordability
What new clean energy technologies and energy sources offer a viable path to access, affordability, and autonomy?

