Energy Week Western Balkans 2025 takes place on 8–9 October in Przno, Montenegro, bringing together the entire regional energy market and international stakeholders. With over 250 decision makers, 45+ renowned speakers, and more than 10 hours of targeted networking, the event delivers measurable outcomes, evidenced by a 98.2 percent B2B success rate.
The conference unites all six Western Balkans economies — Montenegro, Serbia, North Macedonia, Albania, Kosovo, and Bosnia and Herzegovina — along with Croatia, bridging EU opportunities with the region’s ambitious energy transition agenda. Ministers, regulators, utilities, investors, financiers, developers, and innovators convene to explore pathways to 20 gigawatts of new renewable capacity by 2040.

The agenda features a ministerial panel on aligning national policies with the EU Green Deal, alongside in-depth sessions on hybrid renewables, de-risking large-scale solar and wind projects, next-generation PPAs, grid modernisation, market integration, and industrial decarbonisation in the context of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). A unique regulatory clinic offers participants country-specific advice from legal experts, while structured B2B and B2G meetings ensure productive engagement.
Networking is at the heart of Energy Week, with the bespoke InNet Connect app enabling early access to participant and company profiles, tailored meeting scheduling, and a personalised event calendar. Delegates can connect seamlessly through the dedicated B2B Zone and enjoy informal exchanges during coffee breaks, lunches, and the signature Watt-A-Night beachside networking gala.
Backed by trusted partners including international financial institutions, developers, and state utilities, Energy Week Western Balkans is consistently ranked as the leading regional energy summit. This is the place where strategies are set, partnerships are formed, and projects move forward.
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