This conference is designed for technology providers and engineering-focused companies that are actively shaping the transition toward highly renewable, digitally controlled, inverter-dominated power systems.

We are not targeting general energy corporates or policy institutions. The sponsorship portfolio is built around companies that design, manufacture, integrate, and operate the physical and digital infrastructure enabling modern electricity networks.

We are seeking sponsors who deliver the tools, systems, and services that make the future grid operationally possible. This includes organisations working at the intersection of hardware, software, and system integration across transmission, distribution, and industrial power systems.

Core Sponsorship Categories

Grid Equipment & Electrical Infrastructure Manufacturers

Companies producing the backbone components of modern electricity systems, including:

• Medium and high-voltage switchgear
• Substations and containerised grid solutions
• Protection, control, and switching equipment
• Grid hardening and reliability hardware

These are the companies enabling physical grid expansion and replacement of legacy infrastructure.

Grid Automation, SCADA & Protection System Providers

Technology providers supporting real-time system operation and control, including:

• SCADA and EMS/DMS platforms
• Fault detection, isolation and restoration systems (FDIR)
• Power quality monitoring and disturbance analysis
• Protection relays and automation systems

These sponsors are directly aligned with the operational complexity introduced by inverter-based generation and distributed energy resources.

AI & Advanced Analytics in Power Systems

Artificial intelligence and advanced analytics are becoming core tools in modern electricity system operation. As grids grow more complex and inverter-dominated, operators and technology providers are increasingly relying on AI to improve visibility, stability, and decision-making speed.

Key application areas include:

• AI-driven load and renewable generation forecasting
• real-time grid optimisation and congestion management
• predictive maintenance for critical grid assets
• anomaly detection and disturbance analysis
• decision-support systems for system operators

For technology providers, this is a rapidly expanding commercial layer of the power system—bridging traditional grid infrastructure with digital intelligence.

Smart Grid, Metering & Digital Infrastructure Companies

Providers of data-driven grid intelligence and measurement systems, including:

• Smart metering infrastructure (AMI)
• Grid edge sensors and IoT systems
• Data platforms for distribution system operators
• Energy management and optimisation software

These companies enable visibility and control across increasingly decentralised networks.

Cybersecurity for Energy Systems

As electricity systems become more digital, interconnected, and remotely controlled, cybersecurity is becoming a core operational requirement rather than an IT afterthought. The expansion of SCADA systems, distributed energy resources, and market platforms increases the attack surface across both transmission and distribution networks.

Key focus areas include:

• protection of SCADA, EMS, and DMS environments
• securing distributed and edge-connected energy assets
• resilience of grid communication networks and protocols
• threat detection for critical infrastructure and control systems
• cyber-resilience planning for system operators and utilities

For solution providers, cybersecurity in energy is now tightly coupled with system reliability and regulatory compliance. It is a critical enabler of safe grid digitalisation and a fast-growing investment area across European power systems.

EPC Contractors & System Integrators

Engineering and construction firms delivering turnkey energy infrastructure, including:

• Substations and grid connection projects
• Transmission and distribution build-outs
• Industrial power systems
• Renewable integration infrastructure

These organisations translate system design into operational assets on the ground.

Power Electronics & Grid Integration Technology Providers

Specialists enabling stability and integration of inverter-based resources, including:

• Power converters and inverters
• HVDC and FACTS systems
• Grid-forming and grid-following technologies
• Reactive power and stability solutions

These technologies are central to maintaining system stability in high-renewable grids.

Energy Software & Industrial Digitalisation Providers

Companies delivering software and analytics for modern electricity systems, including:

• Grid modelling and simulation tools
• Market and flexibility platforms
• Asset performance management systems
• Forecasting and optimisation tools

These sponsors support the transition toward data-driven system operation and market design.

Why Sponsor This Conference

Future Electricity Systems conference is focused on the engineering reality of that transition – not policy or high-level strategy, but the systems, tools, and technologies that keep the grid running.

A highly targeted technology procurement audience

To this effect, Future Electricity Systems brings together system operators, grid engineers, asset developers, and technical decision-makers responsible for designing and operating Europe’s future electricity systems. Your sponsorship is positioned directly within a procurement-relevant environment, not a branding-only space.

Sponsors benefit from direct exposure to:

• Transmission and distribution system operators
• Grid planning and operations engineers
• Renewable and storage developers
• Power system consultants and integrators
• Market and flexibility platform designers

Strategic visibility where technical credibility matters

Sponsors are positioned as:

• solution providers to real system challenges
• enablers of grid transformation
• technical partners to system operators and developers
• contributors to the next generation of electricity system design

This is visibility among peers and decision-makers who understand the underlying engineering constraints.

Unlike general energy events, this conference is focused on engineering reality rather than policy discussion. The audience is composed of practitioners solving integration, stability, and operational challenges in real time.

Positioning

Sponsorship is not about visibility alone. It is about aligning your technology with the next phase of grid evolution:

• from synchronous to inverter-dominated systems
• from centralised to distributed control architectures
• from deterministic operation to probabilistic flexibility
• from hardware-centric grids to software-coordinated energy systems

If your company builds or enables any layer of this stack, this is the relevant forum.