Every country has moments that define its direction. Moments when progress depends not on political slogans or external funding, but on people – business leaders, engineers, policymakers, innovators – choosing to show up and act together. The Vilnius GreenTech Forum is one of those moments.
For nineteen consecutive years, this forum has brought together the people who don’t just talk about the future – they build it. In 2025, that purpose feels even more urgent. Europe is entering a decisive phase for its energy, mobility, and industrial policies. The green transition is no longer a distant goal; it is now shaping competitiveness, security, and growth. And Lithuania stands at the intersection of opportunity and responsibility.
This is not another conference
The Vilnius GreenTech Forum is not about presentations and slogans. It is about shared ownership of the challenges that define our region. It is where business meets policy, where ideas confront reality, and where collaboration replaces competition.
The questions on the table are not theoretical:
- How can renewable energy continue to grow profitably?
- How can storage and grid infrastructure keep pace with demand?
- How can e-mobility become a practical backbone of our transport system?
- What does artificial intelligence mean for green innovation?
- How can we balance energy security, climate goals, and industrial competitiveness?
These are the questions that decide the direction of Lithuania’s economy for the next decade. And they can only be answered together – in the same room, with honest dialogue and shared vision.
Why being present matters
Forums like this are not about collecting business cards. They are about building context – understanding where your company, your sector, and your country fit within a fast-changing world.
Because when decisions about energy, transport, and mobility are being made, absence has a cost. Those who are not part of the conversation risk being left behind by those who are.
Presence means commitment. It means curiosity. It means the willingness to both learn and challenge.
A community of action
Each year, more than 500 business and policy leaders come to Vilnius not only to listen but to contribute. With over 25 sessions, 100 expert speakers, and five thematic stages, the Forum offers a rare space where perspectives meet – from startups to ministries, from global innovators to local industry.
But the real value lies in what happens between sessions: the conversations that shape partnerships, the informal talks that spark projects, and the sense of shared purpose that drives long-term progress.
This is how sustainable growth starts – not with declarations, but with understanding, trust, and collaboration.
Why 2025 is different
This year’s Forum will tackle the defining questions for the entire European region: how to strengthen green industries, how to secure supply chains, and how to balance digital transformation with environmental goals.
Energy storage, grid resilience, AI in sustainability, financing tools, urban infrastructure – these are not separate topics. Together, they form the backbone of the green economy Lithuania aims to lead.
Recognizing those who lead the way
The day will culminate with the Solar Stars Awards, a ceremony that celebrates the companies, innovators, and initiatives driving real progress in solar, storage, and green innovation.
These awards are more than recognition – they represent a collective belief that sustainable leadership deserves visibility and support. By highlighting those who turn ideas into measurable impact, the Solar Stars Awards remind us that change is already happening – and it starts with people who act.
Be part of the dialogue that defines the next decade
If your work touches energy, mobility, or technology, this is not a spectator event. This is where leadership meets responsibility.
On October 29, 2025, join 500 business and policy leaders at the Vilnius GreenTech Forum.
Don’t just watch the future take shape – take part in shaping it.
