EGYPES Finance & Investment in Energy Conference 2025

The energy trilemma, geopolitical tensions, and underinvestment in fossil fuels have driven oil prices to record levels, disrupting trading relationships and prompting global markets to prioritize energy independence. In response, energy security and affordability has become an urgent policy focus for governments.

To address short-term needs, many countries have rolled back green policies to stabilize energy supply chains and limit price shocks, delaying the transition to cleaner fuels. This has led to increased investment in boosting natural gas and oil production, efforts to diversify energy sources, and the formation of regional partnerships to ensure both national and global energy resilience.

While governments and the global energy industry remain committed to achieving net-zero by 2050, there is a growing consensus that the path to decarbonization will require a more pragmatic and balanced approach, where capital is gradually deployed towards low-carbon technologies and infrastructure.

The EGYPES 2025 Finance and Investment in Energy Conference will gather policymakers, energy leaders, economists, finance and investment experts to drive meaningful dialogue on how global economies can build a resilient energy future to balance immediate energy security and affordability concerns, while financing the energy transition.