Energy Transition Summit 2027 sponsors

Kraken Technologies is the operating system for energy and utilities: a cloud-based platform that helps energy suppliers, network operators and water companies serve customers better, run leaner operations and speed up the energy transition.

Siemens Energy is a Munich-based energy technology company supplying gas turbines, grid technology and, through Siemens Gamesa, wind power. It estimates that around one-sixth of the world's electricity is generated using its technology.

Since 2016, Eliq has worked with Europe’s leading utilities to make sense of energy data for households and SMEs, turning billions of data points into insights that drive engagement and savings. Eliq are Making Sense of Energy Data in most European countries, and almost 10% of the smart meter data in Europe currently flows through the Eliq platform.

Hansen Technologies provides billing, customer and revenue management software to energy, water and communications providers, with customers in more than 80 countries.

TÜV SÜD is a Munich-based testing, inspection and certification company. It helps energy companies keep power plants, wind farms, energy storage and hydrogen infrastructure safe, compliant and reliable.

gridX is Europe's leading smart energy company based in Aachen and Munich. With its energy management platform, gridX seamlessly connects, controls and optimizes distributed energy resources in home and at electric vehicle charging sites.

Itineris' mission is to help energy and water utilities adapt to the fast-changing needs of the industry while driving operational excellence.​ Their flagship solution, UMAX, is a future-ready CIS & CRM platform built on Microsoft Dynamics 365 and delivered via the Azure Cloud. Designed for utilities, UMAX integrates workflow automation and intelligent solutioning to enhance customer engagement and streamline business processes. It also leverages GenAI for actionable insights - such as forecasting energy consumption, detecting water leaks, and tracking the energy usage of specific appliances in real-time.​ Through cutting-edge technology, innovation, and deep industry expertise, we enable utilities to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

Exnaton is a Swiss software company whose white-label platform helps utilities launch products such as dynamic tariffs, energy sharing and smart EV charging.

Podero is a software platform for utilities that reduces the energy cost of flexible consumer devices like EVs and chargers, inverters and batteries, and heat pumps by over 25%. Utilities roll out Podero using our white-label web app or integrating our API into their apps.

Tilt Energy is a French energy-tech start-up whose AI virtual power plant helps utilities unlock flexibility from buildings, EV charging and batteries.

GIZ is the German government's international cooperation agency. It works on energy in more than 60 countries, helping governments, regulators and utilities scale up renewables, energy efficiency and green hydrogen.

Women Energize Women is an international campaign promoting the empowerment and leadership of women in the energy sector, run by BEE and GIZ.

Ignition Partners is a B2B sales, marketing and thought leadership partner for energy and climate-tech companies, and publisher of Talking Utilities. At Smart Energy 2026 it is filming the Software is Infrastructure interview series with Future of Utilities.

Lux Research is a research and advisory firm that helps innovation leaders decide which emerging technologies to back. For utilities, it covers grid-edge innovation, low-carbon power, resilience, asset management and new demand from data centres.

Eurogas is an association of 106 companies and associations across 29 countries, spanning the entire length of the gas value chain. Our members cover wholesale and retail gas markets, and the distribution of natural gas, biomethane and hydrogen. We also work with companies active on gases for vehicles, and on value chain methane emissions management. Eurogas accelerates the transition to climate neutrality through dialogue and advocacy on optimising the use of gases.https://www.eurogas.org/

nucleareurope is the Brussels-based trade association for the nuclear energy industry in Europe. nucleareurope acts as the voice of the European nuclear industry in energy policy discussions with EU Institutions and other key stakeholders. The membership of nucleareurope is made up of 17 national nuclear associations – active across Europe – and the companies that they represent, and 16 Corporate Members. https://www.nucleareurope.eu/

The International Hydropower Association (IHA) is a London-based not-for-profit membership organisation that works to advance sustainable hydropower worldwide.

The European Geothermal Energy Council (EGEC) is the Brussels-based association representing the geothermal industry in Europe.