The 2026 European Energy Transition Conference signals a "General Mobilization"!

Taking place for the first time in Dijon next June, the 27th European Energy Transition Conference is shaping up to be a pivotal edition following the municipal elections and the government's publication of the Multiannual Energy Programme.

A message of
"General Mobilization" was chosen as the guiding principle, notably to sound the alarm, act and react to the climate-skeptic movements that are poisoning institutions and certain media.

Highlights of the 27th edition

Join us from June 23 to 25, 2026 in Dijon, at the Exhibition and Congress Centre and the Opera House, to participate in the 27th European Energy Transition Conference, the key event to accelerate the energy transformation of territories.

A program spanning 3 full days!
2 plenary sessions, 9 conferences, 3 major workshops, 4 master classes, 4 media trainings, 75 workshops, 50 site visits, with more than a hundred speakers of national and European stature, while also providing time for networking and exchanges between peers to advance the energy transition of the territories.

The first major post-election event dedicated to the energy transition
On day 2 (Wednesday, June 24), a tailor-made program structured around 4 master classes will be offered to all newly installed territorial elected officials following the municipal and inter-municipal elections of spring 2026.

A mobilization against climate disinformation
A dedicated conference and several media training sessions will help to identify the mechanisms of climate disinformation and to learn how to better counter them.

A strengthened European openness
The conference will offer analyses on the geopolitics of the energy market, feedback from major European cities and will host one of the highlights of the official closing of the European pilot project RESPONSE led by Dijon.

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« La transition écologique, et en particulier la transition énergétique, requiert une mobilisation de tous. »
"The ecological transition, and in particular the energy transition, requires the mobilization of everyone," a strong message from Sylvain Waserman, Chairman and CEO of ADEME.