The conference kicks off as participants are welcomed to the exhibition hall featuring 50 exhibitors from across the energy sector.

Green Power Sweden Summit 2025 is officially opened with welcome remarks (speakers TBA) and an introduction to this year’s programme.

Drinks, light bites and networking in the exhibition space, alongside short inspirational talks on the Power Talk stage.

Short inspirational talks on the Power Talk stage – the industry’s own stage – takes place in the exhibition foyer.

Programme and speakers TBA.

As the exhibition winds down, the evening continues with our much-anticipated Networking Dinner – an opportunity to connect, unwind and enjoy great food in good company. Set in an atmospheric venue, the evening features a seated dinner, entertainment and plenty of informal conversations with industry peers from across the energy sector. A separate dinner ticket is required.

Energy policy has become a matter of both security and competitiveness. In this block, we focus on how the deployment of renewable electricity generation and system solutions can strengthen Europe’s resilience, reduce import dependency, while laying the foundations for the industry of the future.

We highlight the role of the energy system in a new security policy landscape, discuss how renewable electricity and storage and flexibility technologies can drive green growth, and highlight the interplay between energy policy, geopolitics and industrial development. The block also includes Nordic and European perspectives on co-operation, planning and governance – at a time when Europe’s green transition needs to move faster than ever.

How do we boost demand for electricity – and what will it take to realise these investments? Against the backdrop of the EU’s common energy transition targets, we focus on what it will take to turn these targets into concrete, long-term competitive investments in the energy system.

This block starts from the perspective of the actors: industry, investors, energy companies and policy makers.  We explore how the electricity market of the future can evolve to create the right drivers for both production and consumption, with particular attention to how EU regulations and targets affect market dynamics.

The focus lies on opportunities for long-term investment, responsibility and risk sharing between different actors, and how new solutions – from contractual arrangements to hybrid parks – can help accelerate the transition. At the same time, we broaden the perspective: we highlight how investments in electricity generation create added value for climate, nature and society – in line with the EU’s ambitions for sustainability and competitiveness.

Making the energy transition a reality requires effective processes and solutions that can meet the EU’s ambitious targets for a faster and more sustainable energy transition. In this block, we focus on the challenges and opportunities in bringing renewable electricity generation from concept to realisation, in line with the EU’s strategy to reach climate targets and ensure the energy transition across Europe.

We explore how the new proposals in the the Swedish Environmental Permitting Inquiry may affect long-term development, and how Sweden can adapt its authorisation processes to match the increased pace at EU level. In addition, we explore how grid expansion and energy planning can be crucial to creating a sustainable and efficient energy transition that meets both national and EU needs.

The block also highlights the central role of public authorities in the process and discusses how close co-operation between actors at both national and EU level, as well as better allocation of resources, can help accelerate the achievement of our common goals for a green and competitive future.