FAQ for the E‑world Program
Yes. The slot length for a presentation is 30 minutes and for a panel discussion 60 minutes. During this time, you are free to decide how much room you plan for questions.
The title of your submission should sum up your topic and make us curious what you have to say. If we include your presentation or panel discussion in the final program, you may adjust the title if you wish.
No. When selecting the program, we are looking first and foremost for the best topics for the E‑world audience. Therefore, you can only apply for a presentation slot via the Call for Papers. Sponsoring a presentation etc. is not possible.
In the context of the trade fair, we offer a wide range of sponsoring packages.
Please understand that E‑world does not pay any fees or travel expenses.
Yes, of course. Please send us the completed submission form for each subject or presentation. This is, of course, no guarantee that all your suggestions will be chosen for the program or can be given as a “block” during the trade fair.
The Call for Papers is open until October 6, 2025. After this deadline, we create the program out of all submissions. Since we usually receive a lot of ideas, the selection process may take until the beginning of November. Thank you for your understanding.
Experts of all areas of the European energy sector come to E‑world as a visitor or exhibitor. For detailed information about the audience, please take a look at our visitor survey.
The forums within the trade fair halls are accessible for everyone with a trade fair ticket.
You are, of course, welcome to invite your contacts to E‑world via your networks.
In the selection process, we take into account the relevance and actuality of the topic as well as the added value for the audience. All submissions, designed as specialist presentations, must have a clear practical relevance, have technically neutral content, be free of advertising and supplier-neutral.
As E‑world team, we know our way around many areas of the energy industry, but not always down to the last detail. If you want to submit a topic with a high level of detail, make sure it is presented in a way that is understandable to non-experts. This will make it easier for us to understand and increase your chance of placement.
There is no obligatory acceptance of the presentation by E‑world.
We have prepared a selection of topics for which you can submit content proposals. This year you have the choice between the following topics:
Simply select the appropriate topic in the form. If your desired topic is not listed, you also have the option of submitting an application for our year-round digital program.
The submission is the first step towards the opportunity to participate in the content of E‑world. After the submission deadline on October 6, we will start an intense review of all applications and decide which submissions will be part of the forum program. Regardless of whether your application is accepted or rejected, you will always receive feedback from us. In the event of rejection, there is usually also the possibility of being considered as a successor for a subject area. If this possibility arises, we will inform you in good time.
The duration of a digital event depends on the chosen format. In a Lunch Break Session, approx. 45 minutes, you can present your topic and answer questions from the audience afterwards. More time is available in panel formats, where several speakers discuss a topic. The maximum duration is 1.5 hours.
The title of your submission should sum up your topic and make us curious what you have to say. In case of acceptance, you still have the possibility to adapt the title afterwards.
In the case of a purely informational event, no costs are incurred for you as program partner.
If you would like to set an additional promotional focus, e.g. through product presentations, the event is considered a “sponsored session”. The costs for this amount to €1,500 and include organizational support and program information via the E‑world channels.
Yes, you are welcome to submit several proposals. However, there is no guarantee that all presentations can be included in the digital program.
We will make every effort to respond to your submission shortly.
Experts of all areas of the European energy sector use the E‑world Community as information and exchange platform. Via the navigation point “visitors” you can filter according to your target audience.
Based on positive experiences, we use Zoom for our digital events. Depending on the format, the webinar or meeting function can be chosen. The audience enters the virtual room via the E‑world Community.
When making our selection, we take into account the relevance and topicality of the subject matter as well as the added value for the audience.
As the E‑world team, we know our way around many areas of the energy industry, but not always down to the last detail. If you want to submit a topic with a high level of detail, make sure it is presented in a way that is understandable to non-experts. This will make it easier for us to understand and increase your chance of placement.
There is no obligatory acceptance of the presentation by E‑world.