The Conference was attended by renowned academics and scientists, representatives of the State and the business world.
The finding that there is a deficit of global and European governance in the energy issue has been clear from the beginning. While energy sufficiency is of major importance for maintaining the orderliness of markets and the supply of goods, while the technology exists, the expertise exists, the knowledge and potential exist for the carbom de-dependence of Europe and Greece, modern European management is incomplete, shifting the responsibility to the Member States.

The new political conditions with the war in Ukraine demonstrated in the worst way what energy dependence and the absence of a central long-term policy on the subject of Renewable Energy Sources means.

For many years, the technology has existed for the development of different RES, ranging from solar thermal, wind, geothermal and even biogas/biomethane, which, despite the fact that its production is currently very low, has huge possibilities and the studies rank Greece quite high. At the conference, an extensive reference was made to smart networks and their contribution to energy independence, while successful case studies such as that of Ai Stratis were presented, demonstrating the potential of our country.

From the business side, the problems and distortions that exist in the Greek region and prevent the effectiveness and efficiency of investments were discussed. Greece's potential is huge and the problems are well known but there seems to be insufficient planning in many cases.
International conditions brought the next energy day and the countries of Europe were not ready.
At the beginning of the conference, greetings were addressed by Vassilis Papadopoulos, Special Advisor to the General Secretariat of Energy and Mineral Raw Materials of the Ministry of Environment and Energy, Dionysia Avgerinopoulou, Member of Parliament and President of the Special Standing Committee on the Environment of the Parliament, Michalis Sfakianakis, Professor, Dean of the School of Economics , of Business & International Studies of the University of Piraeus and Dr. Lampros Pyrgiotis, General Manager of Center For Renewable Energy Sources (CRES).
In the first Round Table on "Energy - Now and Tomorrow" moderated by Konstantina Kottarides, Professor and Director of PMS & Laboratory of Bioeconomy, Circular Economy & Sustainable Development of the University of Piraeus, Yannis Maniatis, Professor and Director of PMS Climate Crisis and Technologies participated of Informatics and Communications of the University of Piraeus (former Minister), Nikos Farandouris, Professor and Director of PMS in Energy: Strategy, Law and Economy of the University of Piraeus and Dr. Lampros Pyrgiotis, General Manager of Center For Renewable Energy Sources (CRES).

 The second Round Table on "RES and Prospects" moderated by Myrsini Christou, Head of the Biomass Department of CRES, Dr. Konstantinos Karytsas, Head of the Renewable Energy Directorate of CRES, Markos Damassiotis, Head of Development Programs of CRES, Christos Zafeiris, Biomass Department of CRES, Dr. Nikos Stefanatos, Head of the Wind Energy Department of CRES and Dr. Evangelos Ricos, Department of Photovoltaic Systems and Distributed Generation of CRES.
The third Round Table on "Energy & Business" which was also moderated by Professor Constantina Kottaridis, was attended by Dinos Benroubi, General Manager of Electricity & Natural Gas Sector MYTILINEOS (Protergia) and Aris Papadopoulos, CEO ZEB Zero Energy Building..