Conferences

European
Energy Efficiency
Conference 2027

3 - 5 March 2027
in Wels

Call for Papers

European Energy Efficiency Conference

DATE

Wednesday, 3 March -
Friday, 5 March 2027

VENUE

Stadthalle, Pollheimerstrasse 1,
4600 Wels/Austria

LANGUAGES

English, German

CALL FOR PAPERS AND SPEAKERS

Deadline: 9 October 2026

We look forward to receiving your contributions!

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2027: 
Energy Efficiency: ✓Affordable. ✓Secure. ✓Sustainable.

Geopolitical instabilities, high energy prices and growing global competition make one thing clear: Europe must urgently increase its energy independence. Energy efficiency is a key asset in this transformation: It reduces energy demand, stabilises prices and makes Europe more resilient.

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Conference Fees

  • 385 Euro for the European Energy Efficiency Conference (includes the conferences: Energy Efficiency Policy, Industrial Energy Transition, E-Mobility, Workshop One-Stop Shops, Young Energy Efficiency Researchers) (3 - 5 March)
  • 430 Euro for all WSED conferences (2 - 5 March)
  • further details on conference fees

All fees include an entrance ticket to the tradeshow and conference documentation. All fees plus 10 % VAT.

Topics for the "Call for Papers & Speakers"

  • energy transition, climate neutrality, energy security
  • energy efficiency, renewable energy
  • solutions for buildings, industry, e-mobility
  • sustainable energy research, technologies, programmes, markets and policies
  • products, services, business models, Energy Communities
  • policies, technologies and markets (local, regional, national, EU level; specific sectors, e.g. domestic/commercial/industrial/public)
  • business models
  • research results and innovation in products, services and technologies
  • economic, political and social impacts of energy efficiency improvements
  • policies, legislation, programmes to develop energy efficiency markets, implementation of relevant EU directives (EED, EPBD, Ecodesign etc.)
  • financing energy efficiency investments
  • initiatives to make Europe the global number 1 in energy efficiency
  • best practice solutions
  • energy efficient buildings, processes, methods, appliances, equipment and installations, energy efficiency in industry and transport
  • awareness raising for energy efficiency, marketing of energy efficiency products and services
  • standardisation, quality criteria, quality management
  • energy performance indicators/benchmarks
  • decreasing investment costs, improving performance and consumer satisfaction
  • pilot projects, information and training
  • results of EU-funded projects
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