Contributing to a
fully integrated
European Energy
Market
The Roundtable for Europe’s Energy Future meets thrice yearly to contribute to the development of a digitised, interconnected energy infrastructure with empowered markets and consumers.
The Roundtable for Europe’s Energy Future meets thrice yearly to contribute to the development of a digitised, interconnected energy infrastructure with empowered markets and consumers.
01 Provide a platform for exchange
01 Provide a platform for exchange
02 Bridge digitisation and energy infrastructure
02 Bridge digitisation and energy infrastructure
03 Assist with experience and expertise
03 Assist with experience and expertise
04 Develop visions for the future
04 Develop visions for the future
05 Organise top level events
05 Organise top level events
“There is no more urgent need for acceleration than when it comes to the future of our fragile planet”
– Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
“There is no more urgent need for acceleration than when it comes to the future of our fragile planet”
– Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
The climate crisis has pitted Europe against a challenge more comprehensive than anything we have seen before, whose consequences our descendants would suffer far in the future, if we were to do nothing. REEF desires to be a driving force for economic change, pushing the energy transition to ensure a green future and a sustainable economic framework with clean energy for all. For this to happen, all actors – policymaker, industry representatives and civil sector stakeholders – must work together to mould a European framework for green energy and economic change. Europe’s energy companies, TSOs, and digital companies can and will play a pivotal role in guaranteeing a just and efficient energy transition to ensure climate neutrality by 2050 while leaving no region and no one behind.
The Roundtable for Europe’s Energy Future (REEF) consists of CEOs from leading European energy and digital companies and TSOs, all striving for a digitised, interconnected energy infrastructure with empowered markets and consumers. Meeting regularly since 2011, REEF consists today of representatives from APG, Elia Group, Energinet, GE Grid Solutions, Hitachi Energy, IBM Europe, National Grid, Siemens Energy, Statkraft, Statnett and TenneT. We are listed in the the EU Transparency Register under identification number 101903316808-95 and are committed to strict internal rules.
REEF’s Active Participation in the Second Clean Transition Dialogue: Shaping the Future of Europe’s Energy Landscape
Offshore renewable energy is essential to the green transition and Europe's competitiveness. Yesterday, we had the pleasure to meet with @Energy4Europe’s Deputy Director-General @MWorsdorfer and Director @csikow to discuss solutions for faster offshore energy deployment in Europe pic.twitter.com/TF55znLYKI
— Energy Roundtable_REEF (@Roundtable_REEF) May 16, 2024
Offshore energy collaboration in action: Thank you to 🇧🇪 Energy Minister @TinneVdS 🇩🇰 Climate Minister @L_Aagaard and 🇩🇪 State Secretary Philipp Nimmermann for an excellent meeting yesterday on the role of offshore renewables in delivering a clean and secure European power system pic.twitter.com/XgGqvpqAwQ
— Energy Roundtable_REEF (@Roundtable_REEF) May 16, 2024
We welcome the @EU_Commission's action plan for #electricity #grids! Electricity systems are the backbone of 🇪🇺’s clean transition across all sectors. Read our joint messages to know more about how we propose to deliver #sustainable, #efficient and #secure grids!🌿⚡️ https://t.co/vhjOYhbSHq pic.twitter.com/5geEdEuDjp
— Energy Roundtable_REEF (@Roundtable_REEF) November 30, 2023