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By Heike Winkler - Explaining how expanding offshore wind in Europe can decarbonise industries like steel while supporting affordable energy, jobs, and energy independence.

By Anna Cocchi and Meie Kleijburg – emphasising the need to involve young people early as essential partners in local energy projects to accelerate renewables and achieve a just net-zero transition.

Want to help shape Europe’s clean energy future? Learn what it means to be a EUSEW Young Energy Ambassador and how to apply.

By Irene Paoletti – Showing how linking industry and cities through urban industrial symbiosis can cut energy use and help EU industry become cleaner, stronger, and more competitive.

By Niklāvs Tamanis, Veronica Saletti, Marco Costa and Marina Fernández Fernández-Campoamor - Highlighting the need for inclusive benefit-sharing mechanisms to ensure environmental gains also deliver social equity and shared community value in energy communities.

From 9-11 June 2026 in Brussels, the Energy Fair will run alongside the EUSEW Policy Conference and will be hosted entirely at the Charlemagne building. Applications to host a stand close on 12 March 2026.

Over the years, the European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) community has grown into a dynamic, professional network of policymakers, researchers, businesses and organisations shaping Europe’s clean energy transition. We have been listening closely to how and where this community is most active.

By Parvathy Sobha, Brida Mbuwir and Bart Overdevest - How Europe’s race to net zero is testing grid stability, and what the Nordic power system reveals about keeping the lights on while integrating large shares of renewable energy.

If you are planning to host a session in 2026, this article will help you with the key information on how to craft a compelling application that stands out.