EIC Connect Germany

Discover new markets, explore high-value services, meet key operators and EPC contractors, and hear first-hand about the project opportunities shaping Germany’s energy future.
We are delighted to announce our first Continental European Connect event, EIC Connect Germany. Germany is entering an energy transformation, and the UK and European supply chain has a great opportunity to help deliver it.
Under the coalition leadership, renewables still remain central to Germany’s energy policy, however the new government pledges to make the green transition “successful in a transparent, predictable and pragmatic way”. This opens the door for international suppliers who can deliver the technology, skills, and innovation needed to meet ambitious targets.
At present there are over 459 projects across all of the energy sectors in Germany which could see expenditure of $313 billion, as tracked in EICDataStream, and as such presenting an abundance of opportunity for the supply chain, despite the changes in the energy landscape over the past few years.
EIC’s Connect Germany event will give you direct access to companies, projects and decision makers driving key initiatives to accelerate the transition. From renewables and hydrogen to CCUS, oil and gas and the nuclear decommissioning market, the opportunities are significant.
Join us on the 2nd of December in Berlin to hear directly from leading operators and contractors as they present their cross-sector project portfolios and upcoming opportunities in the German energy market.

Info: This session brings together leading operators and developers to showcase their project portfolios, highlight near-term supply chain requirements, and share insights into how companies can position themselves to capture these opportunities. Delegates will gain direct access to decision-makers driving projects that will define the future of Germany’s energy system.

Info: Germany’s ambitious energy transition is driving a surge of investment across renewables, hydrogen, CCUS, oil and gas, and nuclear decommissioning, creating one of the most dynamic project landscapes in Europe. As operators commit to large-scale developments, the role of EPC contractors and service providers is becoming central to delivering on time, on budget, and to world-class standards.

Info: Building Partnerships for Germany's Transition and next steps

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