What is the Energy Storage Summit Central Eastern Europe?

The Energy Storage Summit Central Eastern Europe is the premier event for the energy storage industry in the region. Taking place in the vibrant city of Warsaw, the summit will bring together industry professionals from across the Central Eastern Europe region to explore the latest developments in the energy storage space.

What is the Energy Storage Summit?

Our Summit aims to highlight the fundamental role that energy storage will play in this journey, and will strive to recognise, explore and analyse key challenges that may present themselves on the trajectory ahead. One scenario estimates Europe will reach 29.6 GWh of installed capacity by the end of 2024, marking a 72% increase YoY.

Why should you attend the Energy Storage Summit?

Over the past ten years, the Summit has gained recognition as the biggest, busiest, most informative, and best networking event in the European energy storage sector, where deals are made on site; generating efficient business for everyone who attends. workshops, an after-party, private networking dinners and much more!

How much energy storage does the EU need?

Over the next five years, the EU needs to achieve a mammoth 187 GW total installed storage capacity to keep on track. Of the 5GW currently under construction in GB, 3.5GW of this is set to come online in 2024 with pipelines continuing to expand into 2025. These are just some examples of the urgent need for energy storage deployment across Europe.

What is energy dome?

Energy Dome is at the forefront of redefining long-duration energy storage with its CO2 Battery. This is the only technology available today offering the right combination of efficiency, cost, scalability and that’s viable globally.

Will Ukraine build a resilient energy infrastructure network?

As Ukraine has begun to approach its rebuild, one thing is for certain: they want to build a resilient energy infrastructure network. This panel discussion will look at the developments already underway in Ukraine, and what to expect in the upcoming year. Currently just 11% of Ukraine is powered by renewables.