Join Canada’s Delegation to Enlit Europe 2025!
Are you looking to diversify your clean tech import/export markets? Have your international learning mission plans recently changed? Are you seeking new global partnerships?
The Smart Grid Innovation Network Canada (SGIN) invites all SGIN members to join a special international mission to Enlit Europe 2025 – Europe’s leading event for sustainable energy, energy transition, and decarbonization. As Canada continues to advance its market diversification strategy with Europe as a key priority – this mission presents timely and strategic value, especially in light of recent challenges our members have faced with targeted events.
SGIN has proudly led missions to Enlit since 2019. This year, we are once again partnering with the Trade Commissioner Service | Service des délégués commerciaux Commissioner Service (TCS) to offer members enhanced networking, visibility, and market insight opportunities.
Please note: This will be a walking program (no pavilion), focused on matchmaking at the Enlit Europe floor, curated meetings, networking, site visits, and targeted visibility opportunities.
Enlit Europe will be held from November 18th-20th in Bilbao, Spain this year. The conference and exhibition are dedicated to driving the energy transition across Europe. It covers a wide range of topics relevant to innovative startups and scaleups in the energy sector, including power generation, transmission & distribution, digitalisation, energy markets, smart energy, renewables, and much more.
This mission is free for SGIN members (no delegate fee). SGIN members will also receive additional program benefits outlined in the “Benefits of joining SGIN’s delegation” section. Not yet a member? Join SGIN here to secure your spot.
Please note: Delegates are responsible for their own travel and accommodations (stay tuned for room block details!).
SGIN has:
“Attending the trade mission was an invaluable experience… I came away with an expanded network of key contacts that will be instrumental in our continued expansion.” – Ken Cartmill, Liveable Cities
The event will bring together:
18.000+ professionals from the entire energy transition value chain like: power generators, IPPs, utilities, grid operators (DSO and TSO), energy companies, retailers, energy markets and energy traders;
Commercial and industrial energy users;
and more than 1000 exhibitors.
Check out the 2024 attendees here.
Exclusive to SGIN Members:
SGIN is also partnering with the TCS to also bring these services to all delegates:
We encourage you to explore export related funding opportunities that may be applicable to your organization:
“The Enlit Energy Conference has been a catalyst for innovation at Saint John Energy. These trade missions open doors to global partnerships, cutting-edge technologies, and fresh perspectives that fuel our mission to deliver sustainable, community-driven energy solutions for a net-zero future.” – Ryan Mitchell, Saint John Energy
“Attending the trade mission was an invaluable experience that exceeded my expectations. The insights I gained were simply unattainable elsewhere—connecting directly with industry leaders, gaining firsthand knowledge of the market landscape, and identifying new growth opportunities. I came away not only with a deeper understanding of the market but also with a expanded network of key contacts that will be instrumental in our continued expansion. I would highly recommend this experience to anyone looking to make impactful inroads in their industry within the smart city segment.”- Ken Cartmill, Liveable Cities
“Aside from the excellent organisation from Canadian Trade, SGIN and team, I echo the comments that meeting fellow exhibitors was a great addition to the experience at ENLIT. See you at future shows!” – Robert Presser, AEP
“Enlit Europe ended very well for us, we received from the France-Canada Chamber of Commerce the award: Canadian SME in France”- Christophe Villemer, Savoir Faire Linux
“Thank you to the SGIN team and colleagues for an excellent mission. It was a pleasure meeting every in the delegation.” – Veerle Hellemans, University of New Brunswick
