Geopolitical Instability and Energy Challenges 

Geopolitical tensions have once again surged on the global stage. The election of Donald Trump has reignited uncertainty into geopolitics, while the situation of Ukraine continues to deteriorate, intensifying instability in Eastern Europe. Meanwhile, political fragmentation within some key European governments—in France and Germany—exacerbates the challenges of maintaining unified responses to pressing global issues. 

Navigating the Costs of Decarbonisation 

Amid this backdrop, voters, industry, and investors are coming to terms with the costs and challenges of achieving deep decarbonisation. In Europe, the newly formed European Commission has shifted its focus towards competitiveness, raising questions about the future of the European Green Deal. In the UK, the 2030 clean power target has faced increasing criticism. Across the Atlantic, the rollback of climate commitments under Trump’s leadership further compounds global uncertainty around coordinated decarbonisation efforts. 

Economic Realities of Energy Transition 

Yet, economic forces continue to support the case for decarbonisation in key areas. The cost of solar technology and batteries continues to plummet, accompanied by notable performance improvements, although these advancements are primarily driven by China rather than Western markets. However, other critical technologies, such as wind turbines and network infrastructure, have seen costs rise in recent years posing challenges for widespread deployment. 

This complex landscape demands that European policymakers and regulators balance the dual imperatives of accelerating the energy transition, while maximising cost efficiency. These key themes will take centre stage at the Aurora Spring Forum 2025, where strategies for navigating these challenges will be explored in depth. 

Event Overview 

Returning for its 11th edition, the Aurora Spring Forum will take place over two days in London, on Wednesday 21st & Thursday 22nd May 2025.  

Continuing to be the most senior and exclusive gathering within the energy industry in Europe, the event will bring together leading utilities, policy makers, investors, and other players in the energy space.  Attendance is by invitation only, ensuring a high-calibre audience of senior representatives from the energy space across the continent.  

Pricing

Standard fee*

– Standard Ticket: £2,095 + VAT  

Discounted fees*

We value our subscribers and partners and we would like to encourage bringing delegates from various sectors at the Aurora Spring Forum 2025. We offer discounted rates for our subscribers and government representatives.

– Aurora Subscriber Discounted Ticket: £1,495 + VAT  

– Government Discounted Ticket: £495 + VAT  

Networking and Event Highlights 

The event will feature high-level debates and discussions as well as unparalleled networking opportunities. 

Highlights include:  

– Networking lunches on Days 1 and 2  

– Day 1: Networking dinner, with an after-dinner drinks reception  

– Day 2: A closing drinks reception 

We look forward to seeing you there! 

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