European Sustainable Energy Week 2026
Amazing news for VOYCE: we are proud to announce that our community will be present at the European Sustainable Energy Week 2026, organised by the European Commission (DG Energy), with a dedicated stand at the EUSEW Energy Fair.
Taking place in Brussels and online from 9 to 11 June 2026, EUSEW is one of Europe’s most important annual events dedicated to clean energy, renewables, energy efficiency and the future of the Energy Union. It brings together policymakers, representatives of the European institutions, industry leaders, researchers, civil society organisations, youth networks and innovators to discuss the next steps of Europe’s clean energy transition.
Our participation will also be an occasion to present VOYCE’s work on critical raw materials in the energy transition, while creating an open space for dialogue, networking and collaboration.
We look forward to representing VOYCE at EUSEW 2026 and showing how young professionals and students can contribute to building a cleaner, more secure and more inclusive energy future.
Support VOYCE at EUSEW 2026!
Participating in the European Sustainable Energy Week 2026, organised by the European Commission (DG Energy), is a major opportunity for VOYCE, and we want to make sure our presence is welcoming, professional and visually engaging.
As a youth-led community, we rely on the support of members, partners and donors to help us represent young voices in European energy policy spaces. Donations will help us cover the practical costs needed to prepare the VOYCE stand, including visual materials, printed flyers, props, presentation cards and other communication materials.
Every contribution will directly support VOYCE’s participation at EUSEW and help us create a stand that is visible, attractive and accessible to visitors.
By supporting this initiative, donors will help young professionals and students connect with EU institutions, policymakers, civil society organisations and energy stakeholders, while contributing to a more inclusive and intergenerational energy debate.