London Summit 2026

European energy leadership convenes in the heart of global capital.

Overview

The London Summit brings together European energy leadership to address the continent’s defining energy challenges – from North Sea security to hydrogen infrastructure investment.

At a moment when Europe is recalibrating its energy independence and climate ambitions, this gathering assembles ministers, utility CEOs, infrastructure investors, and regulatory officials for substantive dialogue.

From hydrogen export corridors to carbon market design, London is where Europe’s energy future is debated and defined.
Event Details
Dates
May 26–27, 2026
Location
London, England
Venue
The Caledonian Club
Johnnie Walker Room

Core Topics

Hydrogen Infrastructure

Export corridors, storage systems, and the capital required to build a hydrogen economy at scale.

North Sea Energy Security

Oil and gas production, wind expansion, and strategic resilience in Europe’s most important energy basin.

Carbon Markets & Policy

EU ETS reform, carbon border mechanisms, and the intersection of climate policy and competitiveness.

Energy Finance

Where capital is flowing, what infrastructure investors are watching, and the economics of transition.

Featured Speakers

Confirmed leadership voices
Lord David Howell
Lord David Howell
Former UK Energy Secretary
Summit: London 2026

Lord David Howell is a distinguished member of the UK House of Lords and former Secretary of State for Energy. Over several decades of public service, he has held senior ministerial roles addressing international relations, trade policy, and global energy security.

He previously chaired the House of Lords International Relations Committee and has authored numerous works examining geopolitical change and the future of global energy systems. His career reflects deep engagement with international diplomacy and economic strategy.

Lord Howell remains a leading voice on global energy cooperation, market stability, and geopolitical risk. His participation brings a global policy perspective to discussions surrounding energy transition, international investment flows, and the strategic importance of reliable energy supply within an increasingly interconnected world.

Jag Singh
Jag Singh
Director, Business Development
Summit: London 2026

Jag Singh is an industrial systems engineer turned business development leader specializing in Industry 4.0 and smart automation. He helped scale a German automation start-up in Chicago from 3 to 20+ employees over five years, developing new products and strategic partnerships. Over the past 3+ years at SBI/Golu-H2, Jag has focused on hydrogen commercialization—securing OEM partners, strategic collaborators, and clean energy funding, while leading global campaigns and accelerator engagements including Plug and Play (Japan, Alberta, and Silicon Valley) and Startup Buddy, alongside initiatives supported by Global Affairs Canada. He has spoken at the Global Energy Show, RE+, ADIPEC, and the Canadian Hydrogen Convention. Golu received awards at the Canadian Hydrogen Convention (2025), Carbon Capture Canada (2024), the 2024 EGYPES Cleantech People’s Choice Award, and the 2023 NRG Excellence in Energy (Sustainability). He is also involved with the Stanford Hydrogen Initiative.

Eugene Lapotac
Eugene Lapotac
President, Global Indigenous for the Future of Energy
Summit: London 2026

Eugene Lapotac is the President of Global Indigenous for the Future of Energy, where he supports the advancement of Indigenous perspectives and participation within the global energy sector. His work focuses on fostering collaboration between Indigenous communities, industry, and government to support responsible energy development and long-term economic opportunities. Eugene is committed to strengthening dialogue and building partnerships that contribute to a more inclusive and sustainable energy future.

The Honourable Danielle Smith
The Honourable Danielle Smith
Premier of Alberta
Summit: Banff 2024

The Honourable Danielle Smith serves as Premier of Alberta, leading one of the world’s most significant energy-producing jurisdictions. Her leadership focuses on strengthening economic competitiveness, advancing responsible resource development, and reinforcing Alberta’s position as a reliable global energy supplier.

Before entering provincial leadership, Premier Smith built a diverse career spanning public policy, media, and business advocacy. She previously served as MLA for Highwood, Leader of Alberta’s Official Opposition, and President of the Alberta Enterprise Group, where she worked closely with industry leaders to promote investment and innovation.

As Premier, she plays a central role in national and international discussions surrounding energy security, regulatory certainty, and technological innovation. Her participation reflects the critical influence of government leadership in shaping stable policy environments that support long-term investment, infrastructure development, and sustainable economic growth.

Summit Agenda

Day 1 – May 26, 2026 +
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Opening Keynote: The State of European Energy
Minister of Energy, United Kingdom
10:15 AM – 11:30 AM
Panel: Hydrogen Infrastructure Investment
Infrastructure investors, energy CEOs, government officials
12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
Executive Luncheon
Private networking
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Roundtable: North Sea Energy Security
Closed-door discussion, limited capacity
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Welcome Reception
The Caledonian Club
Day 2 – May 27, 2026 +
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Panel: Carbon Markets and Climate Policy
EU policymakers, carbon market analysts, energy executives
10:45 AM – 12:00 PM
Fireside Chat: The Economics of Energy Transition
European Energy Agency leadership
12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
Closing Keynote: What Comes Next for European Energy
UK Minister of Energy
1:30 PM
Summit Concludes
Day 1 – May 26, 2026

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Opening Keynote: The State of European Energy

Minister of Energy, United Kingdom

10:15 AM – 11:30 AM

Panel: Hydrogen Infrastructure Investment

Infrastructure investors, energy CEOs, government officials

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM

Executive Luncheon

Private networking

2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Roundtable: North Sea Energy Security

Closed-door discussion, limited capacity

6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Welcome Reception

The Caledonian Club

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM

Panel: Carbon Markets and Climate Policy

EU policymakers, carbon market analysts, energy executives

10:45 AM – 12:00 PM

Fireside Chat: The Economics of Energy Transition

European Energy Agency leadership

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM

Closing Keynote: What Comes Next for European Energy

UK Minister of Energy

1:30 PM

Summit Concludes

Venue

The Caledonian Club

Located in London’s prestigious Belgravia district, The Caledonian Club provides an exclusive setting for executive-level dialogue. The Johnnie Walker Room features refined interiors and state-of-the-art facilities for private gatherings.
Address
9 Halkin St, Belgravia, London SW1X 7DR
Transportation
5 minutes from Hyde Park Corner Station
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