The Energy Week Western Balkans 2025 conference, scheduled for October 8–9 at the five-star Maestral Resort, Montenegro, will bring together ministers, energy leaders, and international investors to chart the region’s path toward a sustainable energy future. Now entering its fourth year, the event has become a key platform connecting the Western Balkans and Croatia with the European market.
Beyond panels and keynote sessions, the conference features a dedicated B2B networking zone. Delegates will have the opportunity to establish direct contacts with potential partners, investors, and decision-makers through pre-arranged meetings and a digital matchmaking application. This approach positions Energy Week not just as a place for exchanging ideas, but as an event that delivers concrete results.
Discussions will focus on strategies to achieve 20 GW of new renewable capacity by 2040, the acceleration of hybrid projects, grid modernization, energy storage development, and innovative contracting models such as CfDs and PPAs. Special attention will be given to pioneering hydrogen projects and industrial decarbonization.
High-level government officials, executives of public energy companies (EPS, KESH, ESM, EPCG, EP BiH), system and exchange operators (SEEPEX, ALPEX, MEPX, KOSTT, CGES), as well as international investors and financial institutions including Masdar, Statkraft, Acciona, European Energy, EBRD, IFC, the World Bank, and EIB, will participate in the event.
Once again, Energy Week Western Balkans reaffirms its importance as the venue where policies, partnerships, and investments are shaped to define the region’s energy future.
Interested participants can register here.
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