The highly anticipated fifth edition of Cyprus Talks Green, titled "Charging ahead: the role of transportation and storage in a clean energy future," took place on June 29 at the prestigious Royal Hall in Nicosia. Organized by the Sustainable Energy Laboratory (EnergyLab) of the Cyprus University of Technology and Ideopsis Ltd, the event aimed to explore the latest advancements in decarbonizing the transportation sector and integrating energy storage solutions.

The event commenced with warm welcome speeches from the Dutch Ambassador to Cyprus, Elke Merks-Schaapveld, and George Panastasiou, the Energy Minister of Cyprus, who shared insights on the country's commitment to a sustainable future. The event concluded with closing remarks delivered by Anthi Charalambous from Ideopsis Ltd, who expressed gratitude for the engaging discussions and valuable insights gained throughout the event. The event was successfully hosted by Sara Mariza Vryonidi from the Cyprus University of Technology, who ensured a seamless flow of presentations, discussions, and networking opportunities, making the event an enriching experience for all attendees.

The conference delivered on its promise to provide an exciting and informative platform for discussions, insights, and networking opportunities. Attendees were treated to captivating talks, engaging discussions, and insightful presentations. The event featured distinguished speakers from esteemed organizations, including the Cyprus Energy Regulatory Authority, the National Technical University of Athens, the Cyprus Institute, the EIT Urban Mobility, and prominent companies operating in the mobility and energy storage sectors from Cyprus, the Netherlands, and Israel. These thought leaders shared their expertise, shed light on groundbreaking initiatives, and provided valuable insights into the future of sustainable transportation and energy storage.

This year's edition delved into key topics crucial to achieving a sustainable and eco-friendly future. Experts explored the utilization of hydrogen as a cleaner substitute for fossil fuels, as well as cutting-edge energy storage methods. The event addressed the challenges and opportunities in the field, including the current green energy framework in the region, best practices and legal frameworks from around the world, and case studies showcasing innovative technologies and real-life applications driving the green transition forward. These discussions provided attendees with a comprehensive understanding of the path towards a greener and more sustainable Cyprus.

Recognizing the importance of collaboration, the conference provided ample networking sessions for attendees to foster valuable connections. The event aimed to promote local and regional synergies, laying the groundwork for future partnerships that will contribute to collective efforts for a greener and more sustainable future. The networking session during lunch proved to be a creative and friendly atmosphere, where attendees had the opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations. As participants enjoyed their meals, they seized the chance to connect with like-minded individuals, exchange ideas, and forge new relationships. The relaxed ambiance facilitated productive discussions on the various topics covered throughout the event. 

The event's success was made possible through the support of Future Fuels Ltd, a leading advocate for clean energy solutions. As the media sponsor of the event, FFWD proudly promoted the conference, which facilitated public discussions on the transition towards a clean energy future by raising awareness and providing a platform for diverse voices on the advancement of sustainable practices in Cyprus.