NEW YORK, June 25, 2025 — The Global Energy Transition 2025 Summit commenced today in New York City, drawing over 750 senior leaders from the energy, finance, corporate, and government sectors. The two-day event, organized by Reuters Events, aims to forge partnerships that drive low-carbon momentum and capture market share in the evolving energy landscape.
The summit arrives at a critical juncture as the global energy sector grapples with surging demand for electrification, aging infrastructure, and the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI). These factors are placing unprecedented pressure on energy systems, necessitating robust collaboration across sectors to ensure a reliable and sustainable energy supply.
Key discussions at the summit include scaling AI to support sustainable practices and mobilizing green capital to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy. Industry leaders are exploring how AI can be harnessed to drive efficiency, unlock new revenue streams, and future-proof business models with improved resilience and profitability.
The event features a diverse range of keynote presentations and closed-door workshops addressing the most pressing challenges and opportunities in the energy transition. Agenda highlights include sessions on safeguarding national security in the era of the energy transition, unleashing the future of nuclear energy, and redefining the role of oil and gas through digital innovation and data-driven solutions.
Notable speakers at the summit include Calvin Butler, CEO of Exelon; Victoria Ossadnik, COO of E.ON; Tim Cawley, CEO of Con Edison; Pedro Azagra, CEO of Avangrid; and Ralph LaRossa, CEO of PSEG. These leaders, among others, are sharing insights on navigating the convergence of global policies, technological breakthroughs, and market forces at this critical inflection point.
The summit also emphasizes the importance of mobilizing green capital to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy. Discussions are centered on strategies to future-proof low-carbon business models and meet the world’s ever-growing energy demands.
As the global energy transition undergoes a seismic shift, the summit serves as a platform for industry pioneers to connect, learn, and shape the future of energy. By fostering cross-sector dialogue and collaboration, the event aims to address the urgent actions needed to achieve grid modernization and clean technology scalability.
