The inaugural Global Energy Transition (GET) Congress was an incredible success, uniting global leaders and innovators to advance the conversation on the future of energy. We deeply appreciate the support and enthusiasm that made it such an impactful event.
As we prepare for the next edition of the GET Congress, we are actively working to determine the dates and location in the current energy events calendar that will best serve our audience and objectives. We remain dedicated to delivering a world-class platform for collaboration and innovation in the energy industry.
We will keep you informed as plans progress and look forward to sharing updates on this transformative initiative.
Together, we are shaping the future of global energy.
In the meantime, we invite you to explore our portfolio of industry-leading energy events
GET 2024 speakers included:
Event Overview
GET Exhibition
The GET exhibition will include 250+ participating companies working towards a cleaner energy ecosystem and a decarbonised industrial base showcase the latest cutting-edge technologies and solutions for a net zero future.
GET Conference
Over three days, the GET conference programmes will host over 300 international energy ministers, CEOs, policymakers and experts leading the energy transition and decarbonisation efforts.
With over 70+ strategic and technical sessions, the GET conference provides and unrivalled opportunity to immerse yourself in groundbreaking discussions and gather intelligence.
A Platform For Cross Collaboration
GET participants include individuals and organisations whose actions and investment across the clean energy value chain and in decarbonisation technologies can make the difference to enable government, markets and consumers move beyond promises and break new ground in the journey to net zero.
GET is targeted at ministers, CEOs, thought leaders, sustainability leaders, policy makers, financiers, marketers, scientists, engineers and innovators from the energy, hard-to-abate, finance, and start-up sectors.
Companies that participated at GET 2024 included:
“Climate change – and the transition to a net zero economy and society – is the biggest challenge the world faces. Unless governments have a clear route map, this transition will be all the more difficult.”
Former PM of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
“We are making great progress in energy transition policy, but the hard work has yet to really begin, huge investments are needed to boost electrification and clean energy technologies. We also cannot leave anyone behind in this transition. This means, keeping energy supply affordable, to drive economic growth and maintain public support for climate action.”
Secretary General
International Energy Forum (IEF)
