Energy Storage Summit - Europe

Energy Storage Summit - Europe

29 - 30 October, 2026
Munich
Eurostars Grand Central
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<p> Econergy Renewable Energy is a European independent power producer (IPP) focused on developing, financing and operating large-scale renewable energy infrastructure across key markets including the United Kingdom, Italy, Romania, Poland, Germany, Spain and Greece. </p> <p> With a diversified development portfolio exceeding 12 GW of solar, wind and energy storage projects, Econergy combines strong project execution with disciplined financial structuring and long-term asset ownership, supported by leading institutional investors and international lenders. </p> <p> Dedicated local expert teams in each operating market enable Econergy to navigate regulatory frameworks, manage project delivery and build long-term partnerships across Europe. </p> <p> A central pillar of the company’s strategy is the integration of battery energy storage systems (BESS) alongside renewable generation, creating hybrid energy assets that enhance system flexibility and unlock additional value across power markets.</p> <p> For more information, please visit <a href="https://www.econergytech.com/" target="_blank" class="underline">Econergy</a> </p>
<p> GLAS is a market leading independent provider of debt administration and trustee services in the non-bank Loan Agency and Corporate Trust market, with operations in London, New York, New Jersey, Paris, Frankfurt, Madrid, Milan, Rome, Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. </p> <p> Our team of 450+ experienced professionals administer 6,000+ deals globally with a combined value over $850bn of assets under administration. </p> <p> For more information, please visit <a href="https://glas.agency/" target="_blank" class="underline">Glas</a></p>
<p>DLA Piper supports the global energy transition across every major jurisdiction, with more than 480 Energy & Natural Resources specialists advising on renewables, clean energy and decarbonisation projects worldwide. Our work is delivered through 90+ offices in over 40 countries, enabling seamless cross border collaboration and market coverage at scale.</p> <p>In 2025, our market leading position was recognised across the industry. We were named 'Legal Adviser of the Year – Renewables' at the European Energy Transition Awards 2025 and are consistently ranked #1 globally for energy transition deals and #1 for corporate PPA advisory in Europe, reflecting the strength, depth and reach of our renewables practice.</p> <p>As a full service firm with a truly global platform, our objective is simple: to help clients bring renewable energy and low carbon projects online more quickly, efficiently and at scale. We advise across the full project and investment lifecycle from development, planning and grid access, through financing, offtake and construction, to operations, transactions, repowering and disputes. Our clients span the entire renewables value chain, including investors, lenders, sponsors, developers, contractors, OEMs and corporates, and we support projects in both mature markets and emerging energy transition jurisdictions.</p>
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<p> Modo Energy is the AI-native standard for valuing energy storage and solar assets. The Modo Energy Terminal brings together FCA-regulated benchmarks, bankable revenue forecasts and AI solutions into a single platform used by hundreds of leading organisations worldwide. </p> <p> Asset owners, operators, developers, and financiers rely on Modo Energy to cut through complexity, benchmark performance, and move faster in markets that don't wait. From grid-scale BESS to utility solar, Modo Energy delivers the data infrastructure the energy transition runs on. </p> <p> Founded in 2019 and backed by $53M from Molten Ventures, MMC Ventures, and Fred Olsen, Modo Energy is scaling globally with offices in London, New York, Sydney, and Madrid. </p> <p> For more information, please visit <a href="https://modoenergy.com/" target="_blank" class="underline">Modo Energy</a> </p>
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28 October, 17:00
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29 October

09:00 - 09:05 Welcome Remarks

    09:05 - 09:30 Keynote

      09:30 - 10:10 Financing Energy Storage: Managing Revenue Uncertainty

      As storage deployment grows across Europe, financing approaches are adapting to evolving revenue models

      • How are lenders and investors assessing revenue visibility for storage projects today
      • What financing structures are most commonly being used for new BESS assets?

      10:10 - 10:50 Revenue Stacking and Offtake Strategies for Energy Storage

      Storage projects increasingly rely on multiple revenue streams to support investment cases.

      • Which revenue sources are most frequently included in current business models?
      • How are offtake arrangements contributing to revenue stability?

      10:50 - 11:50 Networking Break

        11:50 - 12:40 From Concept to Close: Building Bankable Storage Projects

        Project design, delivery and risk allocation play a central role in securing financing for storage assets.

        • What development characteristics are most important for bankability?
        • How are developers addressing common execution and delivery risks?

        12:40 - 14:00 Networking Lunch

          14:00 - 14:15 Presentation slot

            14:15 -15:00 Germany’s Energy Storage Market: Current Trends and Outlook

            Germany remains one of Europe’s most active storage markets, supported by scale and policy clarity.

            • What are the main drivers of storage investment in Germany today?
            • How are market conditions influencing project economics?
            • Latest developments, status and outlook in the context of grid connection & other regulatory requirements

            15:00 -15:30: Networking Break

              15:30 - 16:00 Southern Europe’s Storage Market: From Project Pipeline to Delivery

              Southern Europe is seeing growing storage pipelines as renewables expand and market frameworks mature.

              • What factors are supporting storage project progression across Southern European markets?
              • How are developers and investors navigating regulatory and grid considerations in the region?

              16:00 -16:30 Energy Storage in Central and Eastern Europe

              CEE markets are gradually expanding their storage capacity alongside renewable growth

              • Which markets are seeing the most near‑term storage activity?
              • What considerations are shaping investment decisions in the region

              16:30 -17:00 Data Centres, Demand Growth and Implications for Energy Storage

              Data Centres, Demand Growth and Implications for Energy Storage

              • Rising electricity demand from data centres is influencing power system planning across Europe.
              • How is new demand affecting interest in storage solutions?
              • What role can storage play in supporting large electricity consumers

              17:00 - Closing Remarks

                17:00 - 18:00 Networking Drinks

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                  30 October

                  09:00 - 09:40 - Networking Breakfast

                  09:40 - 09:45 - Welcome Remarks

                  09:45 - 10:10 - Presentation slot

                  10:10 - 10:55 Great Britain's Storage Market: Depth, Duration and Cap and Floor

                  GB remains Europe's most traded storage market, with new contracted routes emerging

                  • How merchant revenues and contracted frameworks are sitting alongside each other
                  • What the shift towards longer duration means for project economics
                  • How grid connection reform is affecting the delivery pipeline

                  10:55 - 11:45 The Battery Race: Can Europe Build at Scale?

                  Reducing dependence on imported battery materials and cells

                  • European manufacturing ambitions versus global competition
                  • How supply chain localisation affects project costs and investment cases
                  • How lenders and investors are assessing supplier, warranty and trade policy risk

                  11:45 - 11:50 - Closing Remarks

                  11:50 - 13:30 - Networking Lunch

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