Why do large energy users need to understand European Energy Markets more than ever before?

Tuesday 3 June (14.00 – 15.30)

As Europe undergoes a rapid energy transformation, large energy users face growing challenges—and opportunities—in navigating this complex landscape. This webinar explores why a deep understanding of European energy markets is now more critical than ever. From the push for energy security and the impact of price volatility, to fast-evolving regulations, technological innovations, and ambitious sustainability goals, attendees will gain essential insights to ensure operational stability, manage energy costs, and align with future-focused strategies. Stay informed, stay competitive, and lead the energy transition.

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A pdf of the slide-deck is available here

Outline Agenda

14.00	Welcome and Introduction Robin Hale, Chief Executive, MEUC
14.05	Energy Security: With the ongoing shift towards renewable energy and the need to reduce dependency on often imported fossil fuels, energy security has become a top priority – Understand how these changes impact your supply chains and operational stability.
	Price Volatility: Significant price fluctuations due to factors like geopolitical tensions, supply chain disruptions, and the variability of renewable energy sources – Understanding these dynamics helps large energy users manage costs effectively.
	Regulatory Changes: The European Union is continuously updating its energy policies to promote sustainability and reduce carbon emissions – Staying informed about these regulations is crucial for compliance and strategic planning.
	Technological Advancements: The integration of smart grids, energy storage solutions, and other technological innovations is transforming the energy landscape – Stay ahead of these trends to optimize your energy usage and reduce costs.
	Sustainability Goals: With organisations setting their own ambitious sustainability targets. Understanding the European energy market helps in sourcing cleaner greener energy, participating in carbon trading schemes, and meeting corporate social responsibility goals.
	Q&A
15.30	Close