Investing in the Energy Transition 2026 taking place in Milan this October, brings together Europe’s leading investors, financiers, and policymakers to examine the capital flows driving the shift to a lowcarbon economy.

With a sharp focus on renewable and clean energy infrastructure, the conference:

How Italy’s energy-transition investment landscape is evolving following MACSE, amid the growing structural role of energy storage.
The event focuses on how capital is being allocated across renewables, storage and hybrid assets.
Discussions will assess what MACSE has delivered so far in terms of storage bankability, revenue visibility and investor confidence.
The agenda places Italy within a broader Southern European context, exploring grid constraints, permitting reform, merchant exposure and the increasing integration of renewables and storage into unified investment strategies.

Who it is for:

Infrastructure and energy-transition investors (Italian and international)
Banks and lenders active in Italian renewables and storage finance
Utilities, IPPs and platform developers
Storage developers and technology providers with a financing focus
Legal, technical and regulatory advisors active in Italy

Download the preview list of attending companies and see who is already confirmed for Investing in the Energy Transition 2026.

Download the preview list of attending companies

Why attend:

Engage with investors, lenders and developers as they assess how MACSE and market reform are reshaping risk, returns and capital allocation across Italian renewables and storage.
Gain practical insights into revenue stacking, hybrid strategies and grid constraints, and what they mean for bankability and scalable investment in Italy.

Opportunities

Speaking opportunities are available for industry leaders wishing to share expertise and shape the debate, while tailored sponsorship opportunities offer organisations a chance to showcase their brand, engage directly with key stakeholders, and align with Europe’s energy transition agenda.

Investing in the Energy Transition 2026

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