Following the EIUG’s 25th anniversary celebrations last year, the 2025 conference will further highlight policy discussions, technology innovations, and the future of energy-intensive industries. We are thrilled to invite you to participate in this exclusive opportunity as part of the Energy Intensive Users Group (EIUG) collaboration with the C&I Energy and Storage Summit.

WHAT TO EXPECT

  • Insightful information sharing and policy discussions
  • Showcasing of the latest innovations, products, and services
  • Increased awareness on key regulatory issues affecting the industry
  • Informed discussions on emerging technology options
  • Access to a network of service and product providers
  • Promotion of energy efficiency and demand-side management (DSM) strategies
  • Opportunities for collaboration on mutual industry concerns
  • Celebration of EIUG’s collective achievements and shared vision
  • Potential partnerships with innovators in financing, project development, technology, and more

 

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EIUG Conference Programme Topics

Our programme will address challenges specific to the South African commercial and industrial sectors, focusing on:
  • Accelerating the adoption of solar and storage solutions
  • Wind power solutions for South African industries
  • Battery storage and Eskom’s distribution grid
  • Nuclear energy: A viable option for industrial power generation?
  • Maximising industrial energy efficiency and demand-side management
  • Navigating pricing in network infrastructure and market development
  • Exploring energy procurement options
  • The just energy transition: Carbon tax, CBAM, and beyond
  • The role of industrial consumers in the just energy transition

 

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“South Africa must accelerate its transition from energy insecurity to energy independence. The C&I sector plays a catalytic role in this shift – not only through investment and innovation, but by creating a resilient foundation for economic growth. This event convenes the right people, ideas and capabilities to make that transition a reality.”

– Fanele Mondi, CEO, Energy Intensive Users Group of Southern Africa