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Future Grid & AI Data Centres Europe 2026

Date

September 28, 2026 - September 29, 2026

Location

Frankfurt, Germany

Shaping Europe’s Future Energy System

Join IFS Copperleaf at Future Grid & AI Data Centres Europe 2026, a two-day conference bringing together senior leaders from across the energy, grid, data centre and technology sectors to explore the future of Europe’s energy infrastructure.

Europe’s energy system is entering a period of significant transformation. The rapid growth of renewables, electrification, AI and high-density data centres is creating new demands on grid infrastructure, while organizations face increasing pressure to make the right investment decisions in a complex and rapidly changing environment.

IFS Copperleaf helps utilities and critical infrastructure operators bring greater clarity and confidence to these decisions, enabling them to evaluate competing priorities, understand trade-offs and create transparent, defensible investment plans.

Join us at Future Grid & AI Data Centres Europe to explore how Asset Investment Planning can help organizations make better investment decisions as the energy system evolves.

European Grid Leaders Roundtable

Future Grids in Europe: AI-Driven Transformation, Flexibility and System Architecture for the Next Energy Era

September 29, 2026 | 11:00–11:50

Join Michael Bouet, Strategic Account Executive at IFS Copperleaf, as he moderates a discussion with senior grid leaders from across Europe.

The roundtable will explore how Europe’s energy system is evolving in response to renewable generation, electrification, new demand centres and the rapid growth of AI and data centre infrastructure.

The discussion will cover:

  • Reimagining future European grid architecture — Explore the evolving roles of TSOs, DSOs and integrated utilities.
  • Integrating new sources of demand — Consider the impact of large-scale renewables, electrification and new demand centres.
  • Enabling next-generation digital infrastructure — Discuss the requirements of AI clusters and high-density energy users.
  • Maximising network capacity — Explore grid-enhancing technologies, flexibility markets and digital solutions that can support a more adaptable energy system.

The panel brings together senior representatives from 50Hertz, Svenska kraftnät, Statnett, Energinet, Fingrid, Litgrid and ENTSO-E.

Why connect with IFS Copperleaf?

  • Navigate a changing energy landscape — Explore how Asset Investment Planning can help organizations respond to growing infrastructure requirements, new demand centres and evolving energy priorities.
  • Prioritise the right investments — Evaluate competing investment opportunities consistently and understand where capital can deliver the greatest value.
  • Plan for future grid requirements — Consider the investment implications of renewables, electrification, AI infrastructure and increasing demand for grid capacity.
  • Build defensible investment plans — Bring transparency and evidence to investment decisions, helping align stakeholders and support decisions that stand up to board and regulatory scrutiny.
  • Connect with our team — Meet IFS Copperleaf experts and discuss your organization’s investment planning challenges and priorities.

Enabling better investment decisions for the future grid

As Europe’s energy system evolves, utilities and grid operators must balance increasingly complex priorities — from grid resilience and capacity to renewable integration, electrification and the growing energy demands of AI and data centres.

IFS Copperleaf provides a structured approach to evaluating investments, helping organizations connect strategy to investment decisions and make trade-offs visible. By bringing greater transparency, consistency and governance to the planning process, teams can build investment plans with confidence and clearly communicate the rationale behind their decisions.

Meet us in Frankfurt

September 28–29, 2026
Frankfurt, Germany

Meet IFS Copperleaf at Future Grid & AI Data Centres Europe 2026 and join the conversation on how AI, electrification and changing energy demand are shaping the future of Europe’s grid.