Building the Ecosystem for the World's AI Economy
The Data Centres and Energy World 2027 (#DCEWorld2027) is the world’s leading summit & exhibition for data centres, energy, and digital infrastructure. Held on 11–12 October 2027 in Frankfurt, it will gather 3,000+ leaders from governments, hyperscalers, data center operators, grid operators, energy companies, investors and supply chain partners - its mission is to turn AI ambition into delivered capacity, aligning policy, power, capital and delivery to shorten the path from site to first power, sustainably and at scale.
Co-located with the Grid & AI Infrastructure Forum, the Global Emerging Data Centre Markets Forum and the Data Centres Design and Built Forum, DCEWorld2027 serves as a global leadership and deal-making platform, driving partnerships, catalyzing investment and accelebrating market expansion.


Thomas Jarzombek
Parliamentary State Secretary for Digital Transformation & Government Modernisation
Federal Ministry for for Digital Transformation and Government Modernisation (BMDS)


Pamela MacDougall
Head of Energy Markets & Regulation
Amazon Web Services (AWS)


Jesper Abildgaard Nielsen
Vice President, Digital Products & Business Development
Energinet


Jean-Christophe Laloux
Director General, Head of Lending and Advisory in the European Union
European Investment Bank


Katrin Fuhrmann
Board Member
ENGIE Deutschland AG


Christina Mertens
Managing Director Europe
Virtus Data Centres


Vincent Berrutto
Head of Unit, Digitalisation, Competitiveness, Research and Innovation, DG ENER
European Commission (*Virtual)


Kari Suominen
Chief Information Officer
Fingrid


Cara Mascini
Chief Sustainability Officer
Switch Datacenters


Arshad Mansoor
President & CEO
EPRI


Niclas Damsgaard
Chief Strategist, System Operator Division
Svenska kraftnät


Oliver Franz
Chair of the Distribution and Market Facilitation Committee
Eurelectric


Marten Bunnemann
Chief Executive Officer
E.ON Energy Infrastructure Solutions


Neil Brown
Managing Director, KKR Infrastructure and KKR Global Institute
KKR


Stephan Segbers
Chief Sales Officer and Board Member
RheinEnergie AG


Günter Eggers
Director Public EMEA
NTT Global Data Centers


Marco Matarazzo
Director of Facility Operations
Equinix


Olivier de Nomazy
Head of Market Intelligence & Energy Sourcing
Data4 Group


Matti Heikkinen
Head of Sales, Large Customers
Helen Sähköverkko Oy


Roy Maxwell
Director ESG & Products
Kevlinx Data Centers Holding


Bernhard Grieb
Managing Director
Economic Development Frankfurt


Chad McCarthy
Co-Founder and CTO of nLighten; Chair of the Technical Committee
The European Data Centre Association - EUDCA


Jannis Lange
Global Lead Data Center Solutions
E.ON Energy Infrastructure Solutions GmbH


Eric Holfert
Director Valuation Advisory
JLL


Nick Remington
Technical Director
Polar Data Centers

BRINGING TOGETHER ENERGY, DIGITAL & POLICY LEADERS
SHAPING EUROPE’S AI-POWERED INFRASTRUCTURE FUTURE
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EVENT OVERVIEW
EXHIBITION
The exhibition will feature Europe’s most advanced technologies and solutions across AI infrastructure, power systems, data centres, grids and energy transition.
STRATEGIC CONFERENCE
The Strategic Conference will convene senior government leaders, utilities, grid operators, investors and digital infrastructure executives to examine the policies, partnerships, technologies and capital frameworks required to build a high-performance, low-carbon and resilient energy–digital ecosystem for Europe’s AI-driven future.
COCKTAIL RECEPTION & NETWORKING
An exclusive evening for Europe’s energy, digital and AI leaders to connect, build trust and accelerate strategic partnerships.
MATCHSPARK™ DIGITAL MEETINGS
Curated one-to-one meetings powered by MatchSpark™, enabling high-value connections between project owners, technology leaders and investors.

ACCELERATING THE FUTURE
OF DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE
As AI adoption accelerates at exponential scale, electricity demand from data centres across Europe is projected to increase by more than 150% by 2035, while grid connection queues in major hubs now extend 7–10 years—turning power availability into the defining constraint on digital competitiveness.
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