WORLD ENERGY CONGRESS
World Energy Congress
The World Energy Congress is the biennial (earlier triennial) flagship event of World Energy Council. The World Energy Congress is an opportunity for stakeholders to better understand complex and highly interwoven energy issues and solutions from a global perspective. The World Energy Congress provides a platform for Ministers, Secretaries, and CEOs from the country for deliberations and engagement with global peers. The mega exhibition held during the Congress is an excellent opportunity to showcase the country’s energy sector. Considering the global nature of energy issues and dynamics involved, the Indian energy sector has been significantly utilizing these platforms.
26th World Energy Congress
Rotterdam, The Netherlands from April 22nd – 25th, 2024
- 60+ impactful sessions took place, featuring thought leaders, policymakers, creative thinkers, disruptors, and the next generation of energy leaders.
- Nearly 4,000 attendees, 350 speakers, 70 ministers, 15 mayors, and Future Energy Leaders contributed to a dynamic and information-rich programme.
- A unique exhibition with 90+ exhibitors created the space for key industry leaders to showcase the latest innovations and engage in conversations with the entire energy community
Past Congresses
The 22nd World Energy Congress was held in Daegu, Korea (Rep. of) from 13-17 October 2013. The theme of the Congress was “Securing Tomorrow’s Energy Today.” The Congress in Daegu attracted over 7,500 delegates from 123 countries and included more than 50 government ministers.
The theme of the Montreal Congress “Acting now on global challenges – Energy in transition for a living planet” reflected the undeniable sense of urgency that faced the world’s energy sector. The Congress in Montreal in 2010 attracted over 7,000 delegates from 140 countries and included more than 60 government ministers.