The second edition of Energyear Greece 2024, a networking event aimed at fostering dialogue and collaboration in the field of renewable energy in Greece and beyond, is here. Taking place against the backdrop of the Royal Olympic Hotel in Athens, this meeting is scheduled for May 9th. 4l6n5w

The event will feature the prominent participation of key energy and political figures, including Aristotelis Aivaliotis, Minister of environment and energy, who serves as Secretary General for Energy & Mineral Resources. In addition, George Kremlis, Chair Bureau Espoo Convention, and Chair Greek Initiative UN level on climate & culture, as well as Maria Spyraki, Member of the European Parliament, will also the debate.

After the resounding success of the first edition, this congress is presented as a unique platform to share knowledge, explore new technologies and discuss the latest trends in the renewable energy sector in Greece and Europe. Through keynote lectures, round tables and more than 10 discussions, participants will have the opportunity to collaborate and exchange ideas with professionals, researchers and industry leaders.

Among the topics to be discussed are solar energy, hydrogen, energy storage and distributed generation. Specific opportunities and challenges facing the renewable energy sector in Greece will be addressed, with a focus on strategies to boost its growth and sustainable development.

With the expectation of gathering more than 250 attendees and the participation of more than 40 industry experts, Energyear Greece 2024 promises to be an enriching and inspiring event. With a hybrid format, offering both face-to-face and virtual participation options, accessibility and inclusion of a global audience is ensured.

This gathering is not only about discussions and presentations, but also about making meaningful connections and catalyzing concrete actions to move towards a more sustainable energy future in Greece and around the world.

For more information about Energyear Greece 2024, please visit: https://energyear.com/es/greece/