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Baltic LNG & New Energies Forum is going to take place on 10–11 June 2026 at the Castle Museum, Conference Hall, Klaipėda, Lithuania.
Balancing energy security, competitiveness, and the climate agenda remains at the core of the forum’s discussions. As the leading energy event in the Baltic Sea region, hosted in partnership with KN Energies, the forum serves as a key platform for building exclusive partnerships, strengthening energy security, and exploring future developments that will contribute to a stable, sustainable, and competitive energy landscape.
The forum brings together the leading pioneers of the Baltic energy market, offering a unique opportunity to meet an outstanding 2026 speaker line-up and engage directly with key industry figures. As a central meeting hub for Baltic energy decisions, it creates an environment where regulators and industry leaders connect to exchange perspectives and insights.
Participants will gain valuable knowledge about regional market dynamics, including the impact of regulatory changes and geopolitical factors on gas and LNG flows, as well as the region’s ongoing transition toward cleaner energy systems.
The event also focuses on breaking down international barriers by fostering dialogue between business leaders, international partners, and government representatives. It provides a platform to shape future infrastructure development across the Baltics and beyond, while enabling participants to build essential cross-border connections and access new markets.
Bringing together over 150 senior energy leaders, regulators, traders, and consumers, the forum facilitates the exchange of actionable insights on project developments, regional cooperation, and practical pathways toward energy transition.
With a strong emphasis on regional market development and collaboration, the Baltic States are working toward establishing a hub that integrates renewable energy capacity with large-scale transmission networks across Europe. This vision aims to strengthen regional resilience, support Europe’s climate objectives, and serve as a model for effective cross-border energy cooperation.
