Hot topics for 2010 include, capitalising on competition, opportunities for expansion throughout Europe, supporting growth and modal-shift through effective regulation, the challenge of infrastructure and how we can move toward a sustainable transport network.

The European Nuclear Forum is unique, in that it brings both the traditional generation sector and nuclear industry together, combining top-level speakers with cutting-edge content, to discuss the issues that will affect the future for nuclear power.

The Future of Utilities is now firmly established as a leading industry event, providing a platform for industry leaders to discuss the strategic direction of the sector.

Rail is one of Europe's most important growth areas, integral to the delivery of larger political and economic objectives including greater integration, environmental protection and internationally competitive markets. Yet despite a bright future for the sector, not all companies will prosper....

Sustainability policies and supply challenges are driving the development of smart metering in the energy industry, and more widespread and advanced metering solutions for the water industry. Whilst the challenges of interoperability, integration and competition remain to be overcome, advances...

The Future of European Rail acts as a great forum for debate bringing together senior-level figures from government bodies, passenger and freight operating companies, infrastructure managers and suppliers from across Europe. With over 180 attendees from 21 countries at our 2007 event, this was...

Under the twin pressures of security of supply and climate change, the utilities sector is currently at a key juncture in its development. Companies face the challenge of investing to balance supply and demand whilst maintaining focus on sustainability. In addition to this, regulatory frameworks...

Rail freight is becoming increasingly important as a sustainable and environmentally friendly transport option. However, in order to ensure commercial success in the newly liberalised markets, rail freight must adapt to the changing conditions and become increasingly customer oriented, efficient...