REGISTRATION

You can register online by visiting our event page and choosing preferred event.

To register by fax or mail, follow these steps:

Fill in the registration form (in PDF format). The registration form is included in the conference brochure which you can obtain for free upon requesting it at event page .

Follow the instructions on the form and send your form along with preferred payment option to our office via one of the following methods:

a) Fax it to: +420 776 268 760

b) Email it to: register@leadventgrp.com

We strongly discourage “walking in” as you will not be guaranteed materials or seating. It is best to register in advance.

Yes, the registration confirmation will be sent to the email provided on the registration form.

You can call +420 776 268 760 to register your interest and we will advice you on how to proceed with your booking.

CONFERENCE PACKAGE

Yes. If you wish to stay in the same hotel where the conference is taking place, our operations manager will assist you with the booking and provide you with a discounted price for conference attendees. You will also receive a venue map and recommendations on the best ways of getting there.

Yes, however the total meeting price must be negotiated. Contact us for details.

This information may differ for each conference and can be found in the Conference Brochure.

PAYMENT AND SUBMISSION

Yes, we offer discounts for groups of 3 or more from one company. Call +420 776 268 760 for more information on securing a discount.

 

The confirmation sent by  Leadvent Group serves as a confirmation of charge, but you will also receive a receipt shortly after the payment is processed.

 

Once we receive your registration form, we will process your booking and inform you via email. If you haven’t heard from us but feel that we should have received your form, please give us a call at +420 776 268 760 or drop us a follow-up email.

 

You will receive an auto response shortly after you submit the form with the details of your registration. Once your payment has been processed, you will receive the confirmation of your registration.

OTHER

All the documentation presented at the conference is included in the conference package and is available online for free (applies to conference attendees), or can be purchased separately (applies to non-attendees). Contact us for more information.

 

The continuing education hours and credits are located in each conference brochure.

Most conferences are business attire or business casual.

All of our conferences include buffet style meals with a variety of meals and refreshments, where you can choose to eat whatever fits your requirements best.

 

If you have any other questions, feel free to get in touch with us info@leadventgrp.com  and we will be happy to help!

Our energy and utilities portfolio spans offshore wind operations and maintenance, floating wind in European waters, floating and utility-scale solar PV, submarine power cables and interconnection, offshore and floating substations, power grid digitalisation and automation, hydropower plant digitalisation, wind blade materials and recycling, green hydrogen, and energy and utilities cyber security.
Senior decision makers from renewable energy developers, utilities and grid operators, investors and financial institutions, technology providers, EPC contractors, equipment manufacturers, government bodies and regulators, and engineering and environmental consultants. The audience is kept deliberately senior so commercial conversations happen between people able to act on them.
Agendas cover solar PV, onshore and offshore wind, floating solar and floating wind, battery energy storage, grid integration and stability, power grid modernisation, renewable energy digitalisation, AI and data analytics, asset performance and O&M, project finance, power purchase agreements, hydrogen integration, policy and regulation, and decarbonisation strategy.
Yes. Offshore wind has dedicated forums on operations and maintenance, floating wind in European waters, offshore and floating substations, submarine power cable installation, subsea cable asset management and reliability, and advanced materials and recycling for turbine blades. Floating solar PV and agrivoltaics are covered by their own forums alongside utility-scale solar.
Yes. Dedicated forums address power grid digitalisation and automation, submarine power cable and interconnection projects, offshore and floating substations, and grid integration and stability as renewable generation grows. Hydropower plant digitalisation and energy and utilities cyber security are covered as separate events.
Yes. Green hydrogen is covered by dedicated forums including regional and finance-focused editions, and hydrogen integration into power systems appears across the wider agenda. Battery energy storage, storage co-location with renewables, and asset performance of storage assets are recurring themes.
European editions are most often hosted in Amsterdam, London, Hamburg and Prague, and run in Central European Time. Each event page lists its venue, city and dates along with hotel booking guidance for attendees.
Yes. Dedicated African editions cover solar energy, wind energy and green hydrogen, alongside an ESG and climate summit for the region. They follow the same senior-level format as the European events.
Our automotive portfolio covers EV charging infrastructure, electric vehicle battery manufacturing and recycling, automotive functional safety, fleet electrification and decarbonisation, non-road mobile machinery electrification and hybridisation, and e-mobility and charging infrastructure in Africa.
OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, EV manufacturers, battery manufacturers, automotive software developers, functional safety engineers, testing and certification bodies, and mobility solution providers. The format is built around senior technical and commercial decision makers rather than general trade visitors.
Agendas cover electric vehicles, EV charging infrastructure and fast charging, battery manufacturing, recycling and second life, battery management systems, automotive functional safety to ISO 26262, automotive cyber security to ISO/SAE 21434, software-defined vehicles, autonomous driving and ADAS, vehicle-to-grid, connected vehicles, semiconductors, and homologation and regulatory compliance.
Yes. The EV Charging Infrastructure Forum is a dedicated event covering charging network deployment, fast charging technologies, grid connection, and the commercial models behind public and fleet charging. Charging also features in the fleet electrification and African e-mobility programmes.
Yes. The Automotive Functional Safety Forum addresses ISO 26262 functional safety alongside ISO/SAE 21434 automotive cyber security, covering safety cases, verification and validation, and the engineering implications of software-defined and autonomous vehicle architectures.
Yes. The Electric Vehicle Battery and Recycling Forum covers cell and pack manufacturing, battery management systems, second-life applications, and circular-economy recycling routes for end-of-life packs, including the regulatory and supply chain pressures driving them.
Yes. Software-defined vehicles, autonomous driving systems, advanced driver assistance systems, connected vehicle technologies, automotive AI and digital engineering, and automotive testing and validation all feature across the programme.
European editions are most often hosted in Amsterdam, London, Hamburg and Prague, and run in Central European Time. There is also a dedicated African edition covering e-mobility and charging infrastructure. Each event page lists its venue, city and dates.
Our programme for the oil, gas and petroleum industry covers green hydrogen, e-fuels and synthetic fuels, sustainable aviation fuel, advanced biofuels, biogas and biomethane, sustainable marine fuels, hydrogen finance and investment, and industrial net zero and decarbonisation, plus regional editions in Central and Eastern Europe and Africa.
Hydrogen producers, fuel producers and refiners, technology providers, investors and financial institutions, utilities and energy companies, government bodies and regulators, engineering and EPC companies, and transport and industrial end users. Many attendees come from petroleum, natural gas and offshore operators building low-carbon portfolios.
Agendas cover green and low-carbon hydrogen, hydrogen production, electrolysers, storage, transport and infrastructure, hydrogen finance, sustainable aviation fuel, e-fuels and synthetic fuels, advanced biofuels, biogas and biomethane, sustainable marine fuels, carbon capture utilisation and storage, power-to-X, offtake agreements, certification and standards, and methane emissions.
Yes. Green hydrogen is covered by several dedicated events, including a core Green Hydrogen Forum, a Central and Eastern Europe hydrogen summit, a hydrogen finance and investment summit, and an African edition. Topics span production, electrolysers, storage, transport, infrastructure and project bankability.
Yes. The World Sustainable Aviation Fuel Forum covers SAF production pathways, feedstock availability, certification, offtake agreements, blending and distribution, and the policy frameworks driving aviation decarbonisation.
Yes. The Biogas and Biomethane World Summit and the Advanced Biofuels Forum are separate dedicated events, covering feedstocks, production technologies, grid injection of renewable gas, certification, and the commercial and regulatory conditions for scaling.
Yes. The World Sustainable Marine Fuels Forum addresses alternative marine fuels, bunkering infrastructure, vessel readiness, certification, and the regulatory timetable driving shipping decarbonisation.
European editions are most often hosted in Amsterdam, London, Hamburg and Prague, and run in Central European Time, with regional editions in Central and Eastern Europe and Africa. Each event page lists its venue, city and dates.
Our agriculture portfolio centres on AgriVoltaics Europe, covering the combination of solar generation with active farming, alongside advanced biofuels, non-road mobile machinery electrification and hybridisation, and an ESG and climate summit for Africa.
Farmers and agribusinesses, agricultural developers, food and beverage companies, agricultural technology providers, renewable energy companies, agricultural investors and financiers, government bodies and regulators, and research and academic institutions.
Agendas cover agrivoltaics and agrisolar, sustainable agriculture, smart and precision farming, agricultural technology and robotics, renewable energy in agriculture, land use and management, crop production, farm digitalisation, AI and data analytics, irrigation and water management, soil health, circular and climate-smart agriculture, and agricultural investment.
Agrivoltaics is the dual use of land for solar generation and agricultural production at the same time. AgriVoltaics Europe is our dedicated event on it, covering system design and mounting, crop and livestock compatibility, yield effects, permitting and land use, project finance and the policy frameworks involved.
Yes. Solar energy in agriculture is central to the agrivoltaics programme, covering agrisolar system design, land-use and permitting questions, grid connection, and how generation revenue sits alongside crop and livestock production.
Yes. Agricultural technology, precision agriculture, smart farming, farm digitalisation, agricultural robotics, AI and data analytics, and irrigation and water management all feature, alongside agricultural biotechnology and soil health.
European editions are most often hosted in Amsterdam, London, Hamburg and Prague, and run in Central European Time. Each event page lists its venue, city and dates along with hotel booking guidance.
Yes. African editions cover ESG and climate alongside solar and renewable energy topics relevant to agricultural production in the region, following the same senior-level format as the European events.
Our cross-industry portfolio covers ESG and climate, supply chain risk and resilience, supply chain sustainability and decarbonisation, industrial net zero and decarbonisation in Europe, smart manufacturing, biopolymers and bioplastics innovation, circular packaging, sustainable packaging and recycling innovation, and sustainable cosmetics.
Manufacturers and industrial companies, supply chain and procurement leaders, materials and recycling companies, technology and solution providers, energy and infrastructure companies, investors and financial institutions, government bodies and regulators, consultants and professional services, research institutions, and industry associations and NGOs.
Agendas cover ESG and ESG reporting, net zero, carbon footprint and greenhouse gas reduction, environmental sustainability, biodiversity, industrial decarbonisation and carbon management, circular economy, recycling and resource recovery, supply chain and procurement, logistics, energy efficiency, digitalisation, industrial IoT, digital twins, cyber security, and sustainable finance.
Yes. The World ESG and Climate Summit is our flagship cross-industry ESG event, with a separate African edition. Both cover ESG reporting frameworks, corporate social responsibility, net zero pathways, carbon footprint measurement, biodiversity, and the investor and regulatory pressures shaping disclosure.
Yes. The Supply Chain Risk and Resilience Forum and the Supply Chain Sustainability and Decarbonisation Forum are separate dedicated events, covering supplier risk, procurement strategy, logistics management, scope 3 emissions, and building resilience against disruption.
Yes. The World Biopolymers and Bioplastics Innovation Forum, the Circular Packaging and Biopolymer Summit, and the Sustainable Packaging and Recycling Innovation Summit are separate events covering materials innovation, recyclability and compostability, eco-friendly packaging design, recycling infrastructure, and regulatory compliance.
Yes. Industrial Net Zero and Decarbonisation Europe addresses decarbonisation of industrial processes, energy efficiency, carbon management, renewable energy integration, electrification and heat, and the financing and policy mechanisms behind net zero commitments.
European editions are most often hosted in Amsterdam, London, Hamburg and Prague, and run in Central European Time, with African editions for ESG, climate and e-mobility. Each event page lists its venue, city and dates.
Our pharmaceutical and healthcare portfolio covers the International Bioprocessing and Biologics Forum, the World Biomanufacturing Forum, the Global Extractables and Leachables Forum, and the Sustainable Cosmetics and Beauty Forum, with biopolymers and bioplastics innovation covered alongside.
Pharmaceutical manufacturers, biotech companies, CDMOs, quality professionals, regulatory affairs specialists, R&D scientists, equipment suppliers and process engineers. The programme is built for technical and manufacturing decision makers rather than clinical or commercial audiences.
Agendas cover biopharmaceutical manufacturing, bioprocessing and biologics, cell and gene therapy manufacturing, biomanufacturing technologies, continuous manufacturing, process development and scale-up, extractables and leachables, single-use systems, aseptic processing, fill-finish, GMP, quality assurance and control, regulatory compliance, process analytical technology, and digital transformation in pharma.
Yes. The International Bioprocessing and Biologics Forum is a dedicated event covering upstream and downstream bioprocessing, biologics and biological products, process development and scale-up, single-use systems, and continuous manufacturing approaches.
Yes. The Global Extractables and Leachables Forum is a dedicated event covering E&L study design, analytical methods, single-use system qualification, risk assessment, toxicological evaluation, and regulatory expectations across markets.
Yes. The World Biomanufacturing Forum covers biomanufacturing technologies and capacity, and cell and gene therapy manufacturing features across the programme alongside advanced therapeutics, process scale-up and facility design.
Yes. Good manufacturing practice, quality assurance and quality control, regulatory compliance, manufacturing validation, process analytical technology and laboratory automation are recurring themes across the pharmaceutical and healthcare programme.
European editions are most often hosted in Amsterdam, London, Hamburg and Prague, and run in Central European Time. Each event page lists its venue, city and dates along with hotel booking guidance for attendees.
Our banking and finance portfolio covers the Digital Wealth and Asset Management Forum and the Banking Innovation Africa Forum, with sustainable finance, ESG and climate risk covered alongside through our ESG and climate programme.
Banks, asset managers, wealth managers, FinTech companies, regulators, technology providers, investors and financial consultants. The format is built for senior decision makers across digital, risk, compliance and investment functions.
Agendas cover digital banking and banking innovation, financial technology, open banking and embedded finance, digital and instant payments, central bank digital currencies, wealth and asset management, AI and generative AI in financial services, banking cyber security, fraud prevention and financial crime, RegTech, digital identity and KYC, data analytics, cloud transformation, financial inclusion, sustainable finance and ESG, and risk and compliance.
Yes. The Digital Wealth and Asset Management Forum is a dedicated event covering digital wealth platforms, advisory models, client experience, portfolio and asset management technology, data analytics, and how AI is changing wealth management delivery.
Yes. Banking cyber security, fraud prevention and financial crime, digital identity and KYC, regulatory technology, and risk management and compliance all feature across the programme, reflecting how central security has become to digital banking.
Yes. Sustainable investment, sustainable finance and ESG, and climate risk management are covered within the banking programme and through our wider ESG and climate summits, including an African edition.
European editions are most often hosted in Amsterdam, London, Hamburg and Prague, and run in Central European Time, with a dedicated African edition for banking innovation. Each event page lists its venue, city and dates.
Yes. The Banking Innovation Africa Forum covers digital banking, payments, financial inclusion and banking technology for the African market, following the same senior-level format as the European events.

VIRTUAL EVENT

If you have yet to register, please register on the ticketing page which contains detailed information on the cost of the event.

Visit our event page, select the number of tickets you need and click on “checkout”. Enter your personal information on the next page and click on register. You will receive a confirmation by e-mail with the access code to the app.

You will receive a link to download the app once registered and you will have to to create your profile, search for the event name then tap on “participate” and type the access code.

You should have received an access code to the app upon completing your registration. If you have not registered, please, do so. If you have registered but have not received an access code, please contact us at info@leadventgrp.com 

Some sessions will happen live. For those, you should register specifically to each beforehand. The registration links are available in the schedule section.

Other sessions are to be consumed “on demand”. You will find a link to watch them in the schedule and video sections of the app.

Networking will be done via the event app.

The Virtual Event platform hosts a live chat room during each session where users are able to ask questions, make comments, answer live polls and chat.

The app is a must to be able to get all the latest information and updates about the virtual event. This is where you will find the schedule and all the information about the different sessions, the information about participants and sponsors and also where you will be able to get in touch with your peers.

The information available on the app is also available on the event page. You will need the same code to access this website. However, this website does not enable networking. This can only be done via the actual app.

We encourage all registrants to spread the word about this event. Please direct anyone who has not yet registered to do so on the event website

The event will be hosted online. ‘How to join’ instructions will be sent out to all registrants ahead of the event, who will be able to log in to any live session over the duration of the conference.

To join a live session, please make sure you have already registered for a ticket, that you are logged on to the website and then simply select the session you want to join.

You can login in to any live session over the duration of the conference and access recorded sessions using your password for a limited period after the event.

Please ensure that you are using a web browser other than Internet Explorer. You will be able to call or email us via: info@leadventgrp.com | +420776 268 760

Our events can be accessed from any timezone and location but all our European events will be hosted in CET ( Central European Time). 

The event takes place over 2 days filled with panels, presentations, and networking. Simply register for the event using the online or PDF registration; one week before the event you will recieve login detail that will enable you to gain access to the Virtual Event platform including the meeting facilities, attendee profiles and exhibition.

The virtual exhibition is an opportunity to view and discuss the products and services offered by domestic and international energy and mining experts. Exhibitors can present videos, presentations, information, and details of their team. Attendees can chat live, or arrange meetings with exhibition staff. We have found exhibitions with good, downloadable content work well.

Yes. All sessions are recorded and will be available by the end of the event, allowing you to re-watch content on-demand at your own pace, and circle back to important topics you value most. We plan for all the content to be available for at least 1 year.

1-2-1 MEETINGS

We believe that highly targeted 1-2-1 commercial meetings are the key to accelerating the growth, success and transition

We also believe that your business development strategy should be more robust than simply ‘bumping into someone at the bar’ and this is where our unique and innovative 1-2-1 meeting programme removes the element of luck from traditional networking.

In the run up to the event, sponsors and delegates can view each other’s profile and pre-arrange 30 minute meetings via our online meeting planner.

Meetings with sponsors are held in their branded and private meeting space and delegate to delegate meetings are held in a dedicated area.

Based on your profile, our online meeting planner will also recommend matches and schedule your meetings where you have availability.

The 1-2-1 meeting programme increases ROI and maximises productivity for both sponsors and delegates.

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