The 2nd International Congress on Energy Security under the theme “Technological innovations: Evaluation and optimization of electricity needs” will bring together in Geneva more than 300 participants, decision-makers and specifiers in different sectors (energy, transport, finance and banking, etc.) who come to learn and exchange information. and discover the innovations and latest technologies in this field.

  • Government representatives…
  • Directors-General, Vice-Presidents, National Managers and other managers or decision-makers in public and private organizations.
  • Engineers, consultants…
  • Suppliers and buyers of technologies.
  • Project Managers.
  • Systems integrators.
  • End users.
  • Utility companies and suppliers.
  • Solution providers for renewable energies and other sectors of energy (smart energy…).
  • Investors and financial institutions.
  • Present your expertise and innovations on an effective platform.
  • Explore new markets and new opportunities.
  • Develop potential partnerships with local and international operators.
  • Debate and share along with renowned experts during the congress.
  • Exchange and dialogue in a professional and friendly atmosphere with solutions providers, public bodies, and national or private companies.
  • Meet your regular and new clients/partners.

Nomenclature

1. Risk and vulnerability assessment

• Critical infrastructure

• Dependence on electricity networks

• Geopolitical risk assessment

• Forecasting and management of energy demand

• Climate risk assessment

• Business continuity planning

• Assessment of social and health risks

• Technology risk assessment

2.Resilience planning

• Risk Assessment

• Strategic planning

• Infrastructure and Technologies

• Business Continuity Plan (PCA)

• Monitoring and Response Systems

 3.Analysis of location data

• Identification of affected areas

• Analysis of population density

• Tracking the movement of emergency resources

• Assessment of accessibility to critical services

• Assessment of mobile energy needs • Environmental risk assessment

 4.Monitoring and forecasting technologies

• Real-Time Monitoring Systems

• Forecasting Technologies

• Early Warning Systems

• Response Management Technologies

• Predictive Analysis and Preventive Maintenance

• Communications and Emergency Networks

5.Energy demand management

• Critical load management

• Demand planning

• Distributed load management

• Dynamic pricing mechanisms

• Automation and intelligent control

• Microgrid management

• Emergency and recovery planning

 6.Infrastructure and maintenance

• Strengthening of Infrastructure

• Preventive maintenance

• Failure Management

• Relief Resources

 7.Integration of renewable energies

• Decentralized renewable energy production capacity

• Energy storage systems

• Smart microgrids

• Emergency and recovery planning

• Energy control and management technologies

• Regulations and public policies

 8.Role of Artificial Intelligence

• Forecasting energy demand

• Monitoring and predictive maintenance of electrical networks

• Optimization of energy distribution

• Detection and response to cyberattacks

• Resilience planning