Connecting the Med: Solutions to Navigate the Energy Complexity
The global energy landscape is undergoing unprecedented transformation — one in which energy itself stands as both witness and protagonist. In an era marked by multiple crises, the priorities of the so-called energy trilemma — security of supply, price competitiveness, and environmental sustainability — are being profoundly redefined.
Energy security has become a central political priority: governments are rethinking the diversification of sources and routes, while adapting infrastructures to ensure resilience. At the same time, the new wave of globalization - driven by the digital revolution and by demographic and economic growth - calls for cooperation, courage and innovation. People and territories remain at the heart of this transformation: their skills, vision, and local experiences are essential to managing the impact of the energy transition.
The industry must combine traditional, renewable, and emerging energies with an approach that secures prosperity while ensuring environmental and social sustainability: progress depends on collaboration and implementation of best practices to find shared solutions.
In this context, the Mediterranean stands out as a living laboratory for innovation — a crossroads of cultures and ideas where concrete solutions and new business models take shape. The mare nostrum offers a unique opportunity for the European Union to pursue strategic partnerships in line with its climate ambitions, leveraging proximity and shared interests. Strengthening cooperation between the northern and southern shores of the Mediterranean — while respecting each country’s perspectives and needs — is essential to building a solid, flexible network founded on continuous dialogue and the exchange of expertise.
OMC Med Energy Conference is a compass to navigate the growing energy complexity providing a unique three-day forum to foster dialogue.
Once again, in April 2027 Ravenna will be the meeting point for leaders, experts, and innovators united by the common goal to drive the energy transition and shape a sustainable future for the Mediterranean and beyond.
