Energy Security & Investment Risk

Where Security Policy Meets Capital Allocation 

Energy security has become one of the defining investment challenges in infrastructure. Geopolitical tensions, sanctions, supply-chain disruption, cyber threats and attacks on critical infrastructure now shape financing decisions, insurance costs, asset valuations and investment strategy across the energy sector. 

Energy Security & Investment Risk brings together the policymakers who define security priorities and the investors, lenders and insurers who price those risks into real projects and transactions.

The conference will convene senior representatives from government, regulators, system operators, infrastructure funds, banks, insurers, law firms, developers and security experts to explore a critical question:

How is energy security reshaping infrastructure investment?

Through high-level discussions and proprietary market intelligence, attendees will examine: 

• The future of energy security as Europe moves beyond Russian supply 
• The security of subsea cables, interconnectors and offshore wind: who pays for protection and repair, and how lenders and insurers price the risk 
• How geopolitical risk is being priced into infrastructure finance 
• Critical minerals, supply chains and clean-tech bankability 
• Cybersecurity and physical resilience of energy infrastructure 
• The growing role of public funding, defence and resilience spending and strategic investment in energy infrastructure 
• Whether domestic renewables, grids, electrification, storage and nuclear can deliver long-term security and system stability

Drawing on insights from inspiratia’s Deal Database and editorial expertise, the event will provide a unique perspective on where security-driven capital is flowing, how risk is evolving, and what investors need to know to navigate an increasingly uncertain world. 

Join the decision-makers shaping the future of energy security, and the investors financing it.