Reuters Events: Global Energy Transition
六月 25, 2025 - 六月 26, 2025
Reuters Events: Global Energy Transition NYC — Shaping the Future of Intelligent Energy
Reuters Events: Global Energy Transition (NYC) is the world’s leading cross-sector energy forum dedicated to powering the Intelligent Age. Held in the heart of New York City, this conference unites more than 750 decision-makers and thought leaders from the global energy community. Together, they collaborate on strategies to meet the world’s rapidly increasing energy demands while driving innovation in a rapidly changing global climate landscape.
This event is not just another business summit. It is a vital call to action, bringing together public and private sector leaders to face the defining challenge of our time — the global energy transition. As the world races toward a carbon-neutral future, Reuters Events delivers a space for actionable collaboration and solution-focused dialogue.
A Multi-Day, Multi-Zone Experience that Sparks Global Dialogue
What makes the Global Energy Transition conference uniquely impactful is its expansive format: five days of programming spanning three time zones. This design ensures inclusivity, global participation, and a broad exchange of insights across continents and cultures.
Highlights of the event include:
Keynotes from CEOs, energy ministers, and global policy-makers.
Live panels addressing innovations in renewable energy, hydrogen, carbon capture, and grid modernization.
Interactive roundtables focused on regional transitions in Asia, Europe, and the Americas.
On-demand access to sessions to accommodate all time zones.
Networking opportunities with global energy leaders.
This time-zone-spanning model transforms the event into a truly global experience, engaging stakeholders from every corner of the energy ecosystem.
Cross-Sector Collaboration: The Power of United Leadership
One of the core strengths of Reuters Events’ Global Energy Transition is its ability to bring together voices from across the public and private sectors. Unlike siloed conferences that focus solely on utilities or oil and gas, this forum serves as a nexus for collaboration across industries including:
Renewable energy developers
Fossil fuel producers
Grid operators
Financial institutions
Technology innovators
Government bodies and regulators
NGOs and advocacy organizations
This diversity enables the kind of cross-pollination necessary for systemic change. No single entity can manage the energy transition alone — it requires collective action, knowledge-sharing, and aligned goals.
Themes That Matter: Innovation, Inclusion, and Urgency
The Global Energy Transition event revolves around more than just high-level policy discussions. It focuses on pragmatic steps to implement change now. The conference is structured around three central themes:
Innovation and Technology
How emerging technologies such as AI, hydrogen, and blockchain can reshape our energy systems.
Policy and Finance
The role of governmental frameworks and capital investment in accelerating the transition.
People and Inclusion
Ensuring a just and equitable transition that brings opportunities to all — not just a few.
These themes reflect the reality that the energy sector is undergoing a transformation that affects infrastructure, economies, and societies at large.
A Strategic Road to COP26 and Beyond
With global focus intensifying ahead of COP26, this event serves as a pivotal platform for pre-conference coordination and preparation. It allows participants to align strategies, share national commitments, and amplify private sector innovation.
Speakers and delegates will delve into:
Decarbonization roadmaps
Sector-specific transition strategies (e.g., transport, buildings, manufacturing)
Financing mechanisms to support long-term investment
Data and digitalization in decarbonized systems
By the end of the five-day event, attendees will have gained not only insight but also actionable frameworks to bring back to their organizations and governments.
Who Should Attend Global Energy Transition NYC?
This event attracts a highly diverse set of attendees who are either directly shaping the energy transition or playing pivotal support roles. Ideal participants include:
C-level executives from energy and utility companies
Sustainability officers and ESG leaders
Government policymakers and climate negotiators
Tech developers focused on smart grids, energy storage, and renewables
Bankers, investors, and asset managers financing green energy
Academics, journalists, and nonprofit leaders
Whether you're building the next generation of smart grids or setting climate targets in government policy, this event provides critical insight, partnerships, and momentum.
Tangible Outcomes and Legacy
More than just a talking shop, Reuters Events: Global Energy Transition delivers tangible outcomes. Previous iterations of the event have led to:
Public-private partnerships that funded renewable infrastructure.
Cross-national agreements and alliances on carbon pricing.
Launches of innovation hubs and digital transition platforms.
Accelerated corporate transitions to net-zero targets.
Exposure and elevation of climate solutions from the Global South.
As a result, the event leaves a legacy that lasts long after the sessions end. Attendees don’t just gain knowledge — they become agents of change within their organizations and regions.
A Decade of Action Begins Here
The next ten years are critical for the future of the planet. The energy decisions we make today will shape everything — from the health of our ecosystems to the global economy. Reuters Events: Global Energy Transition (NYC) plays a crucial role in guiding those decisions toward sustainability, intelligence, and equity.
With its bold vision, inclusive approach, and global reach, this forum is more than an industry meeting — it is a global movement. It calls on leaders not only to speak but to act, not just to plan but to execute.
If you are ready to be part of a just and intelligent energy future, this is where your journey begins.
