ENERGY FORUM 13th Conference

2025-04-15

ENERGY FORUM is an annual international conference focused on the energy security and transformation in the Baltics and neighboring countries, advancing market trends, and exploring cutting-edge technologies.

The event 13th Annual ENERGY FORUM, will take place on May 22, 2025, from 9:00 AM at ENEFIT Arena, Šv. Stepono g. 41, Vilnius.

This year’s forum will explore the rapidly evolving challenges and transformations in the energy sector, with a focus on the Baltic Sea region and their broader impact on the business landscape.

Participation in ENERGY FORUM offers more than just insights – it’s an opportunity to expand your network of valuable connections. Take advantage of our dedicated B2B Networking lounge to connect with fellow participants, explore collaboration opportunities, and build new business relationships. Ten days prior to the event, you’ll receive a contact list to help you plan your meetings. A dedicated B2B Lounge will be available on-site for discussions and networking in a relaxed setting.

PROGRAMME

08.30-09.00
Registration & Coffee

09.00-09.20
Opening Remarks

Conference Moderator: Robert Juodka, Managing Partner (International Business), Attorney at Law, Head of Energy, Infrastructure & Defence, Noewe Legal

PART I. SYNCHRONIZATION WITH EUROPEAN ELECTRICITY GRIDS. DIALOGUE BETWEEN NORTH AND WEST

09.20-10.45

Beyond Black Swans: The Orange One and the New Chaos Equation
Indrė Genytė-Pikčienė, Chief Economist, Šiaulių bankas (Lithuania)

View on the Offshore Developments Around the Baltic Sea
John Stranne, Senior Research Associate, Aurora Energy Research (Sweden)

Energizing the Future. Opportunities and Challenges in the Baltic Sea Region
Valdemar Fiodorovič, Chairman of the Board, CEO, Enefit Lietuva (Lithuania)

PANEL DISCUSSION

Synchronization with European Electricity Grids and Energy Independence. Dialogue Between North and West. How to Ensure a Smooth Process & long-term Strategy Execution?

10.45-11.15
COFFEE BREAK
B2B Networking Lounge Activation

PART II. GREEN ENERGY INITIATIVES AND DIVERSIFICATION

11.15-13.30

On the Green Journey: What is the Optimal Energy Mix for Us in the Era of Renewable Energy?
Kristjan Kuhi, Member of the Management Board, Development Manager for Energy Solutions, Eesti Energia (Estonia)

Innovative Pathways. Creating E-mobility Solutions for Tomorrow’s Energy Landscape
Sveinung Kvalø, Senior Advisor, Norwegian Electric Vehicle Association (Norway)

Energizing Europe’s Sustainable Future
Stanislav Malynovsky, Managing Director, Helios Strategia Group (Germany & Greece)

Enabling Green Energy Transition. Building and Operating Finland’s First Green Hydrogen Plant
Kari Sundbäck, CEO, Enersense (Finland)

Accelerating the Green Transition by AI-based Battery Energy Storage Trading and Optimization
Henri Taskinen, CEO, Capalo AI (Finland)

Nuclear Energy Development Case
Daniel Piekarski, Head of Energy Security Unit, Department for Economic Cooperation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Republic of Poland

European Energy (Denmark)

PANEL DISCUSSION

New Energy Systems. Nuclear Energy and Contemporary Dilemmas of Energy Mix Policy Implementation

LUNCH
B2B Networking Lounge
13.30-14.30

PART III. ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT

14.30-15.50

Battery Energy Storage Nordic Solar (Denmark)

Energy Renovation as a Pillar of Sustainability. Smart Building Automation System for Energy Optimization
Vidmantas Morkūnas, Managing Director, Enerz Lietuva (Enerz Group, Finland)

Hybrid and/or Industrial Cyber Threats to Critical Energy Infrastructure That May Affect National and Collective Defence in The Baltic Sea Region
Kristina Rimkūnaitė, Subject Matter Expert, Research, Analysis and Lessons Learned Division, NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (Lithuania)