Global Energy Transition &

Electrification Summit

23 June, 2026 | London, UK

About

Invitation only

13.00-14.30
High-Level Dialogue

Closed Door

13.00-14.30
14.40-15.10
Press Briefing

Accredited media only

14.40-15.10
14.30-15.15
Registrations & Networking
14.30-15.15
15.15-17.15
Plenary

Livestreamed

15.15-17.15

Political leaders and CEOs will discuss how to build clean, electrified economies and advance the global transition away from fossil fuels at the first Global Energy Transition and Electrification Summit.

Against a backdrop of geopolitical instability and energy price volatility, the Summit will provide an opportunity to discuss the outcomes of the Santa Marta Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels and take stock of progress on the COP30 Presidency roadmap. As the COP31 Presidency puts electrification front and centre, the Summit will bring together governments and business to accelerate the policies, investments and international support needed to electrify economies, strengthen energy security, and deliver an equitable energy transition.

Agenda

13.00-14.30
High-Level Dialogue

Closed Door

13.00-14.30
14.40-15.10
Press Briefing

Accredited media only 

14.40-15.10
14.30-15.15
Registrations & Networking
14.30-15.15
15.15-17.15
Plenary

Livestreamed

15.15-17.15

Announcements

In the press

Reuters

The Russia‑Ukraine energy shock: Why geopolitics demands a clean energy shift

News

Announcements

In the press

Reuters

The Russia‑Ukraine energy shock: Why geopolitics demands a clean energy shift

Speakers

André Corrêa do Lago

COP30 President, Brazil

Murat Kurum

COP31 President, Türkiye

Irene Vélez Torres

Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development, Colombia

Dan Jørgensen

European Commissioner for Energy and Housing
 
 

H.E. Surangel S. Whipps Jr.

President, Republic of Palau and President, AOSIS

Dr. Shezra Mansab Ali Khan Kharal

Minister for Climate Change and Environment, Pakistan

Hashim Djojohadikusumo

Presidential Special Envoy for Climate and Energy, Indonesia

Francesco La Camera

Director-General, International Renewable Energy Agency

Miguel Stilwell d'Andrade

CEO of EDP
 

Greg Jackson

CEO of EDP
 

Jerome Frost

CEO, Arup

Simone Rossi

CEO, EDF Energy

Insights

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THE BUSINESS CASE FOR AN ELECTRIFIED ECONOMY

We Mean Business Coalition’s white paper highlights how electrification is the fastest, most scalable way to both modernize and decarbonize the economy. It outlines how electrification delivers a blueprint for affordable, secure and competitive growth, creating prosperity for all.

The paper also introduces We Mean Business Coalition’s four-year Electric Advantage program as a platform for collective business leadership to modernize policy, unlock investment and accelerate deployment of clean electrification at scale.

The electrification staircase

The Electrification Staircase is a practical framework that shows where electrification can deliver the greatest impact today, and how to prioritise solutions across sectors. By setting out a clear sequence for action, it helps policymakers and industry focus on the most efficient pathways to accelerate electrification, strengthen energy security, and advance the clean energy transition in Europe.

Source: Electrification Alliance, Electrification Staircase. Adapted by Global Renewables Alliance. Authors: Silvia Madeddu (Schneider Electric); Thomas Butler (Regulatory Assistance Project); Michael Liebreich and William Drake (Liebreich Associates); Adrian Hiel (Electrification Alliance).

5 point Action plan

Attacks on critical infrastructure and disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz have triggered the most severe oil and gas market volatility since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. In response to the crisis, the Global Renewables Alliance and our six global member associations have launched a 5-point action plan to break the cycle of energy crises.

Renewables Action Plan

The Global Renewables Alliance (GRA) has issued a statement launching a five-point Renewables Action Plan, calling on governments to urgently accelerate renewable energy deployment in response to renewed global energy price shocks.

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