14th conference
Energy Bridges
26 May, 2026
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INSPIRED BY
ENERGY LAW EXPERTS
POWERED BY SERVICES FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY
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Since 2012 every year we all – decision makers, leaders of public private sectors, professionals & energy enthusiast, providers & responsible energy consumers – are gathering once per year to overview and discuss of energy issues in the Baltic Sea region, innovate & find solutions.
Today ENERGY FORUM is the key event of energy industry.
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Program
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PART I
ENERGY BRIDGE TO EUROPE
Synchronization, Regional Integration and New Energy Market Architecture
ENERGY BRIDGE TO EUROPE
Synchronization, Regional Integration and New Energy Market Architecture
08.00–09.00
/REGISTRATION & COFFEE/
09.00–09.20
/OPENING REMARKS/
- Guest of Honour: Žygimantas Vaičiūnas, Minister of Energy of the Republic of Lithuania
- Guest of Honour: Taurimas Valys, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania
- Conference Moderator: Robert Juodka, Managing Partner (International Business), Attorney at Law, Head of Energy, Infrastructure & Defence, Noewe Legal
09.20–10.45
/PRESENTATIONS/
- Synchronisation and its Economic Impact on Baltic Sea Region Industry
Neringa Radziukynienė, Junior research associate, Lithuanian Energy Institute, Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists - Energy Bridges in Face of Geopolitical Challenges – How Energy Independence Strengthens Political and Economic Stability
Daniel Piekarski, Head of the Energy and Raw Materials Security Division, Economic Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Republic of Poland - New Electricity Market Models in Europe and Their Impact on the Baltic Sea Region
Aistė Krasauskienė, Baltic Market Manager, Nord Pool
/PANEL DISCUSSION/
Post–synchronisation: Ensuring System Stability in the Baltic Electricity Market
Moderator: Robert Juodka, Noewe Legal
Panelists:
- Vidmantas Janulevičius, President, Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists
- Andrius Šemeškevičius, CEO, Litgrid
- Mārtiņš Čakste, Member of the Board, Employers’ Confederation of Latvia, LDDK (Latvia)
- Raivo Vasnu, Member of the Board, Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Estonia)
/COFFEE BREAK/
10.45–11.15
PART II
NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND SAFE BRIDGES
Between Today’s and Tomorrow’s Energy Systems
NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND SAFE BRIDGES
Between Today’s and Tomorrow’s Energy Systems
11.15–13.00
- AI, Smart Grids and Process Optimisation. Efficiency Solutions for Industry and Municipal Sectors
Jarand Rystad, CEO, Rystad Energy (Norway) - Floating Platforms Powering Change. Integrated Carbon Capture and Hydrogen Systems for Northern Europe
Mindaugas Petrauskas, SVP, Head of Asset Management, Höegh Evi - Energy Infrastructure in the Spotlight: Are We Ready to Defend It?
Valdemar Fiodorovič, Chairman of the Board, CEO, ENEFIT - Quantum Resilience for Electricity Distribution System Operators
Dr. Mirek Sopek, CEO, Quantum Blockchains (Poland) - Nordic Energy Security and Nordic-Baltic Cooperation
Ole Aune Ødegård, Senior Advisor, Nordic Energy Research (Norway)
/PANEL DISCUSSION/
Technology for Safe and Resilient Power Infrastructure
Moderator -> Robert Juodka, Noewe Legal
Panelists
- Marlen Rein, Subject Matter Expert, NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (Estonia)
- Olek Suchodolski, CEO, SAPTERA
- Daivis Virbickas, Expert at Lithuanian Energy Institute (LEI) and Kaunas University of Technology (KTU), Independent Energy Consultant
/LUNCH/
13.00–14.00
PART III
STRATEGIC ENERGY PROJECTS SHAPING BALTIC SEA REGION
From Landscape to Ecosystem
STRATEGIC ENERGY PROJECTS SHAPING BALTIC SEA REGION
From Landscape to Ecosystem
14.00–15.30
- Profit from Resilience: Grid-scale BESS in the Baltics and Nordics
Laura Raud Pettersson, Senior Analyst – Baltic Power Markets, Aurora Energy Research (Sweden) - Building a Green Hydrogen Ecosystem. Lessons from NORHyWAY Hydrogen Valley
Thomas Bjørdal, RENERGY, Renewable Energy Cluster (Norway) - Baltic Potential for Energy Growth and Resilience
Karol Wolff, Strategy and Strategic Project Director, ORLEN SA (Poland)
Julia Ćwiek, Strategic Transformation Department, ORLEN SA (Poland)
/PANEL DISCUSSION/
Financing the Energy Transition Strategy. From Project Pipeline to Bankable Infrastructure
Moderator -> Gediminas Varnas, President of the Management Board, Nasdaq Vilnius
Panelists:
- Nemunas Biknius, CEO, Amber Grid
- Donatas Celešius, Chief Business Development Officer, ENEFIT
- Giedrius Kvedaravičius, CEO, Board Member, EVECON
- Arvydas Račkus, Head of Structured finance, Swedbank
- Siim Meeliste, Business Development Manager, STACC (Estonia)
/COFFEE BREAK/
15.30–15.45
PART IV
WHAT’S IN THE FUTURE?
Baltic Sea Region Energy Market 2030
WHAT’S IN THE FUTURE?
Baltic Sea Region Energy Market 2030
15.45–16.30
- Data Centers as an Energy Challenge and Opportunity. Electricity Demand, Waste-Heat Recovery Models and the Integration of Digital Infrastructure into Urban Energy Systems
Andreas Karhula Lauridsen, Senior Vice President, European Energy (Denmark)
/PANEL DISCUSSION/
What’s in the Future? Baltic Sea Region Energy Market 2030.
Moderator -> Marius Dubnikovas, CIO, Orion Securities
Panelists:
- Julia Ćwiek, Strategic Transformation Department, ORLEN SA (Poland)
- Petja Karppinen, Research Associate, Nordics and Baltics, Aurora Energy Research (Sweden)
- Robertas Vyšniauskas, Chair of the Board, EPSO-G
- Vytenis Koryzna, CCO, Member of the Management Board, Ignitis Group
/NETWORKING/
16.30–20.00
Speakers
Speaker list is continuously updated.
Žygimantas Vaičiūnas
Minister of Energy of Lithuania, The Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Lithuania
Daniel Piekarski
Head of Energy Security Unit, Department for Economic Cooperation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Republic of Poland
Mārtiņš Čakste
CEO and Chairman of the Board, Latvenergo AS, Employers’ Confederation of Latvia (Latvia)
Early
Until March 31
regular
April 1–May 14
10-days-to-go
From May 15
Group tickets
The regular price of 310 Eur per ticket applies to groups of 5 or more.
ChamberS
A fixed membership price of 190 Eur applies to all members of the chambers contributing to this event:
- Estonian Chamber of Commerce
- Finnish – Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce
- Latvian Chamber of Commerce in Lithuania
- Norwegian – Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce
- Polish – Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce
- Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Lithuania
Ticket Change, Cancellation, and Refund Policy
—A participant’s name can be corrected / changed no later than 5 days before the event.
—If participation is canceled at least 60 calendar days before the conference, 100% of the paid fee will be refunded.
—If participation is canceled at least 45 calendar days before the conference, 50% of the paid fee will be refunded.
—If participation is canceled 30 calendar days or less before the conference, the fee is non-refundable.
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About last year → ENERGY FORUM 2025
- Energy and utility companies
- Infrastructure and engineering firms
- Renewable energy developers
- Technology and digital infrastructure companies
- Financial institutions and investment funds
- Industrial and manufacturing companies
- Transport and logistics companies
- Consulting and legal firms
- Government institutions and regulators
- International organisations and research institutions
In numbers
- 200+ participants
- 40 speakers
- 7 countries represented
- 1.9 million media impressions
why
to attend?
Why this event is valuable to the leaders & policymakers?
The ENERGY FORUM is a key platform where the energy of conflicts is transformed into collaboration, knowledge drives progress, and ambitious visions materialize into tangible solutions. The ultimate goal is to build a strong, resilient, and sustainable energy system for the future.
The core mission of the ENERGY FORUM is to foster progress in the energy sector at national, Baltic Sea regional, and European Union levels. The current geopolitical landscape poses escalating challenges to the energy industry, and these challenges are expected to intensify in the coming years. In response, the Baltic states – Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania – have taken a historically significant step by committing to disconnect from the Soviet-era electricity grid in February 2025. However, inadequate local electricity generation and transmission capacity remain key vulnerabilities, making the system highly susceptible to external shocks.
At ENERGY FORUM 2025, business leaders, policymakers, and industry experts will engage in discussions on the synchronization process with the Western European electricity grid. They will analyze critical energy policy decisions and showcase innovative solutions tailored for energy sector enterprises.
Why should the business community engage more actively?
The ENERGY FORUM is a rapidly growing and dynamic conference dedicated to shaping a strategic and forward-thinking approach to the energy business. The event brings together participants from across the Baltic region and beyond to present cutting-edge business innovations and proven success strategies. It also serves as a hub for open discussions that enhance investor confidence in the energy sector as one of the most advanced and sustainable pillars of the economy.
The energy sector plays a pivotal role in the long-term economic and environmental vision of the Baltic Sea region and the EU. Investments in renewable energy, the implementation of sustainable and politically effective solutions, and the reinforcement of energy independence lay a solid foundation for future generations. These initiatives not only ensure energy security but also contribute to ecosystem balance and climate change mitigation.
In response to geopolitical challenges, the ENERGY FORUM is reinforcing the energy sector as a cornerstone of stability, progress, and sustainability for the future.
B2B Networking feature at ENERGY FORUM
B2B Networking feature at ENERGY FORUM allows participants to connect before the event.
How it works:
- During registration, select YES or NO when answering: “Would you like to participate in ENERGY FORUM B2B Matchmaking?”
- By selecting YES, you agree to share your contact details with other B2B Networking participants and receive their contact information in return.
- 10 days before the event, all B2B Networking participants will receive a contact list to help them plan their meetings.
We are keeping it simple and efficient – no new accounts, logins, or passwords required. Just the most valuable part: contacts.
B2B Networking is completely free – an exclusive benefit of ENERGY FORUM, designed to enhance collaboration and create valuable business opportunities.
Need assistance or having questions? Please contact snieguole@estcham.lt
Partners
& Sponsors
Contact
Snieguolė Matonienė
HEAD OF CONFERENCE & PARTNERSHIPS
Executive Director, Estonian Chamber of Commerce in Lithuania
Eglė Markauskaitė
WEBSITE & DIGITAL
Marketing Manager, NOEWE LEGAL Law Firm
Beata Čaplinska
POLISH DESK HELP & PARTNERSHIPS
Executive Director, Polish-Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce
About
ENERGY FORUM is an annual international conference focused on the energy security and transformation in the Baltics and neighboring countries, advancing market trends, and exploring cutting-edge technologies.
ENERGY FORUM is open to a wide audience geographically, professionally and culturally, and to everyone – from a provider to a responsible energy consumer. With over a decade of experience, this event has become a vital platform where politicians, business leaders, and energy experts engage in meaningful dialogue, or get a comprehensive overview of energy issues.
Attendees gain critical perspectives on green, traditional and smart energy, along with the opportunity to network with industry professionals.
Started in 2012 ENERGY FORUM was one of the first events to discuss energy related issues in the Baltic region. Since then it has become a place for energy experts, economists and politicians to meet, discuss and share professional insights.
ENERGY FORUM emphasizes equal interaction between speakers and participants, providing valuable insights to both providers and consumers.
Notice of filming and photography.
Photographs and/or video will be taken at the event. By taking part in this event you grant the event organizers full rights to use the images resulting from the photography/video filming, and any reproductions or adaptations of the images for publicity. This might include (but is not limited to), the right to use them in their printed and online publicity, social media, press releases.
