Panel 1
The European Union remains a key partner in Montenegro’s efforts to build a stable, predictable, and competitive investment environment. Panel participants will discuss the role of European institutions, international financial organizations, and strategic investors in driving economic growth, infrastructure development, and the country’s energy transition.
Panel 2
Five years after the initial projections, regional energy leaders will assess achieved results, emerging challenges, and development prospects through 2030, with a particular focus on the energy transition, renewable energy deployment, and strengthening regional cooperation.
Panel 3
Financing remains one of the key prerequisites for the development of renewable energy projects. Panel participants will discuss available financing models, the role of international financial institutions, and opportunities to accelerate investments supporting the green energy transition.
Panel 4
The integration of regional electricity markets and the implementation of the CBAM mechanism represent key challenges for the energy sector in the Western Balkans. The panel will address competitiveness, cross-border electricity trade, and adaptation to evolving European regulatory requirements.
Panel 5
The energy sector is undergoing a period of rapid technological transformation, reshaping the way energy is generated, stored, and consumed. This panel will explore the latest trends and innovations expected to play a defining role in the future development of the energy industry.
Panel 6
Artificial intelligence is increasingly influencing the way power systems are managed, process optimization is carried out, and business decisions are made. The panel will present practical applications of AI solutions and their potential to enhance efficiency, reliability, and sustainability in the energy sector.