EF Summit 2023: The Future of the Electric Sector in Focus

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Published on 05/12/2023 at 21:30

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Meeting in São Paulo Discusses Innovations and Strategies for the Electric Sector

The EF Summit 2023, hosted by Energy Future, the largest open innovation hub in the Brazilian electric sector, will take place in São Paulo on December 13. This vital event for professionals in the electric field will focus on trends, insights, and strategies for 2024, addressing crucial topics such as energy transition, GTD, and market opening in Brazil.

Exploring Trends and Challenges in the Electric Sector

Held at the prestigious Cubo Itaú space in Vila Olímpia, the EF Summit will begin at 2 PM with a series of presentations by experts in the energy field. Sofia Maia from BloombergNEF will discuss energy transition in emerging economies; Elibel Lessa from ONS will address GTD trends in the Brazilian electric sector; and Leonardo Cruz from CCEE will comment on market opening in Brazil.

Highlights of the Energy Future ESG Cycle

Anaide Wrublevski from Energy Future will present the key results of the 2023 ESG Cycle. This sectoral program has generated 20 reports, resulting in 30 hours of group interactions and over 40 proposals received, six of which were highlighted with potential investments exceeding R$10 million.

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Energy Future Programming for 2024

At 4 PM, the event will continue with the announcement of the 2024 Sectoral Program of Energy Future, highlighting the schedule and activities planned for the upcoming year, as well as established partnerships.

Discussion Panels and Awards

The EF Summit 2023 will feature discussion panels on relevant topics such as ‘Decarbonization of the Value Chain’ and ‘Electrification of Consumption’. The debates will bring together renowned professionals from the sector, providing a comprehensive and diverse view of the challenges and opportunities faced by the electric sector.

Closing and Awards

At the closing, Energy Future will award six outstanding projects from the ESG Sectoral Call, reflecting significant innovations in the field of energy sustainability.

“The first edition of the EF Summit is an important milestone to celebrate the progress made in 2023 and to foster discussions on topics that will shape the future of the electric energy sector. It is a unique opportunity for networking, bringing together experts, professionals, students, and entrepreneurs around a common goal,” highlights Apolo Lira, Executive Director of Energy Future.

For more information and registrations, visit Sympla: https://www.sympla.com.br/evento/ef-summit-tendencias-insights-e-perspectivas-para-o-setor-eletrico-em-2024/2253120

EF Summit 2023: Event Details

Date: December 13 (Wednesday)
Time: Starting at 2 PM
Location: Cubo Itaú – Alameda Vicente Pinzon, 54, Rooms 1 and 2, Vila Olímpia – São Paulo, SP
Registrations: Sympla – EF Summit 2023

Source: Energy Future Press.

EF Summit 2023: The Future of the Electric Sector in Focus

Meeting in São Paulo Discusses Innovations and Strategies for the Electric Sector

Exploring Trends and Challenges in the Electric Sector

Highlights of the Energy Future ESG Cycle

Energy Future Programming for 2024

Discussion Panels and Awards

Closing and Awards

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Exploring Trends and Challenges in the Electric Sector

Highlights of the Energy Future ESG Cycle

Energy Future Programming for 2024

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