After 15 years of running global energy conferences, I’ve been driven by a singular mission: creating spaces where people connect, exchange ideas, and drive meaningful progress. I’ve worked across diverse sectors—biofuels, biomass, LNG, oil, gas, and bitumen—always adapting to industry needs. But over time, one message became clear: traditional formats weren’t cutting it anymore. People wanted less one-way presentations, less commercial content on stage, shorter panel discussions and more genuine collaboration.

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In an industry tackling the immense challenge of the energy transition, siloed thinking won’t lead to breakthroughs. Companies need fresh perspectives, cross-sector engagement, and the right voices in the room to address complex issues head-on.

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That insight led to the creation of The Energy Huddle—a new type of event built on collaboration and community. More than just an event, The Energy Huddle is a network without the membership—a space where professionals connect meaningfully without rigid barriers.

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We don’t believe in one-off gatherings where delegates meet and then disappear for a year. Instead, we provide platforms for ongoing follow-ups, ensuring conversations continue, relationships strengthen, and ideas turn into action. Our post-event engagement keeps momentum alive, helping participants stay connected and build on the insights gained during our discussions.

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Our mission is simple: Unite the right professionals to spark transformative ideas that elevate businesses, drive industry-wide growth, and foster a collaborative energy community.