Events

The Offshore Wind Conference 2025 is hosted by Scottish Renewables. This year, the conference is again taking place at the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) in Glasgow from 22nd January to 23rd January 2025.

Join us for this webinar designed to equip teams with the knowledge and tools needed to implement CSRD programs efficiently.

This is Ireland’s most important annual renewable energy event with Irish wind energy leading the acceleration to net-zero and Irish energy independence.

Join WBCSD and ERM for a two-part webinar series on leveraging value chain opportunities to drive a just transition toward net-zero, nature positive chemicals.

It aims to empower businesses to take a holistic approach to climate and nature, providing the tools needed to stay competitive, compliant, and resilient in the rapidly evolving sustainability landscape.

The event focuses on optimizing power systems to balance conventional supply with rising levels of renewable and residential generation to unlock increasing levels of efficiency in current and future power systems.

Our distinguished team will be actively contributing to discussions and sharing insights on critical topics shaping the future of the wind energy sector.

This second edition of Energyear Investment Solar & Storage will bring together over 350 decision-makers, providing a unique platform to explore the growing business opportunities in the renewable energy sector, with a special focus on investment, financing, and energy storage.

Key themes include the continued evolution of the sustainability function within European private equity; the integration of ESG into value creation plans and much more.

This year marks the 23rd edition of the conference, where Dutch sustainability professionals gather to discuss all aspects of the sustainability landscape.

By combining the RBA and RMI events it will be an opportunity to discuss global supply chain issues more holistically from the mine to the end consumer.

Join ERM’s conversation to explore the evolving landscape of human rights due diligence and its implications for foreign and Latin American companies in the region.