Everything you need to know

BadenEnergy serves as a platform that brings together industry, technology and research to accelerate the development and implementation of scalable solutions for the decarbonisation of energy systems.

Rather than focusing on policy discussions, the summit emphasises technological innovation, engineering excellence and industrial execution. It creates a space where decision-makers, experts and young talents collaborate across the value chain to advance clean energy solutions and strengthen a resilient, future-ready energy system.

BadenEnergy is currently focused on establishing the summit as a leading platform for exchange, innovation and collaboration in the energy sector.

Beyond the annual event, the ambition is to build a vibrant, year-round community that actively engages with key topics in decarbonisation and energy systems. Future initiatives will include ongoing dialogue formats, knowledge exchange and opportunities for participants to contribute to shaping upcoming programme themes and collaborations.

BadenEnergy contributes to sustainable energy development by accelerating the exchange and implementation of scalable technologies for the decarbonisation of energy systems.

The summit brings together leaders from industry, research and technology to share applied knowledge, showcase innovations and foster collaborations along the value chain. By focusing on engineering excellence and real-world implementation, BadenEnergy supports the development of solutions that improve energy efficiency, enable cleaner production and strengthen resilient energy infrastructures.

In addition, the active integration of young talents helps ensure long-term innovation capacity and the continuous advancement of sustainable energy systems.

Yes, attending for just one day is generally possible. However, please note that all tickets grant access to both event days. When purchasing your ticket, please indicate whether you will attend one or both days. This helps us minimise food waste.

The ticket includes access to both event days as well as the full programme. This covers welcome drinks, the networking dinner, all coffee breaks and lunch on the main conference day. In addition, all participants will receive a farewell package at the end of the summit.

Free tickets are available for individuals in education, including students and doctoral candidates. A valid proof of status (e.g. enrolment confirmation or training certificate) must be provided during registration.

Tickets are partially refundable. Please refer to the official ticket link for detailed terms and conditions, including deadlines.

Tickets can be purchased online. Follow the ticket link, select your preferred ticket category and complete the registration process with our Ticketing partner Organizers. Early booking is recommended, as availability is limited due to the curated nature of the summit.

Yes, group bookings are possible. Companies and organisations can purchase multiple tickets as part of corporate packages (at preferred rates for groups of 5, 10 or 20 attendees). This allows teams to attend together and benefit collectively from the summit’s content and networking opportunities. Follow the ticket link for details.

The summit is structured around clearly defined key tracks derived from the overarching theme of decarbonising energy systems. For the premiere edition, the focus is on “Powering Resilience”, covering topics such as digital energy systems, industrial transformation, storage and grid solutions, and data-driven energy infrastructures.

BadenEnergy offers a wide range of networking opportunities, including curated exchange formats within the programme, generous catering breaks and dedicated networking areas within the Innovation Village. This central hub is designed to foster exchange, encounters and informal networking throughout the summit.

Participation in BadenEnergy requires a valid, personal ticket and is subject to the applicable ticketing terms. All attendees are expected to contribute to a professional, respectful and inclusive environment and to comply with relevant legal and compliance standards.

This includes, in particular, respecting confidentiality of shared content, adhering to competition law, and following all safety and venue regulations. The event may be photographed or recorded for communication purposes.

Further details are outlined in the Terms of Participation.

The easiest way to reach the venue is by train. Baden is well connected to the Swiss rail network, and the Trafo congress centre is just a short walk from the station.

A hotel contingent with partner accommodations is currently being arranged. Participants will be able to book rooms at preferred rates. A booking link will be provided in due course.

Yes, Baden is very well connected to public transport. The city is directly linked to the Zurich S-Bahn network and can be easily reached from all major Swiss cities as well as from Zurich Airport.