
Date
11 February, 2026
Location
House of Science, University of Latvia, Jelgavas street 3, Riga, Latvia
Organized by the World Energy Council Latvia and the Ministry of Climate and Energy of Latvia, in collaboration with the World Energy Council global community, the conference will bring together energy leaders, policymakers, business innovators, and civil society to chart practical pathways for long-term energy policy.
Bringing together government officials, industry leaders, researchers, and community representatives to build shared solutions.
Moving beyond discussion to develop practical, implementable strategies for the Baltic Sea region's energy future.
Addressing the unique challenges and opportunities facing the Baltic Sea region in the global energy transition.
Four critical themes that will shape the future of energy in the Baltic Sea region and beyond.
Geopolitics & the global energy policy outlook
Balancing energy demand and supply for reliable and affordable solutions
Energy Policy
Local engagement and community-driven action
We're excited to welcome a group of renowned experts in the field of energy, thought leaders, and innovators from around the world. They will share their valuable insights to help us tackle today's energy challenges and explore tomorrow's opportunities.

Assistant Secretary of Energy
US Department of Energy

Energy and Housing
European Commissioner (2024-2029)

Minister
Ministry of Climate and Energy of the Republic of Latvia

Minister
Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Lithuania

Minister
Ministry of Energy and the Environment of the Republic of Estonia

Founding Director General, IRENA, Chief Executive Officer of COP 28, Chair of World Energy Council
IRENA, COP28, World Energy Council
Join the region's most influential energy gathering and be part of shaping a resilient, competitive and inclusive future.
Featured Voices
Confirmed participants include the Chair of the World Energy Council, the Founding Director General of IRENA, the Chief Executive Officer of COP 28, and the Vice-President of the European Parliament.
The event will also bring together energy ministers from the Baltic Sea countries, senior representatives from the US Department of Energy, the European Investment Bank (EIB), and the Council of European Energy Regulators (CEER), as well as leaders from major energy companies, municipalities, and civil society.
Expected Participation
Up to 300 participants from across the Baltic Sea region are expected on site, alongside a global online audience. The conference is free of charge; number of participants is limited.

This conference serves as a milestone event leading to the World Energy Council Congress 2026 in Riyadh, bringing together global energy leaders to shape the future of sustainable energy.