Join us for an exclusive afternoon session designed for energy professionals looking to stay ahead of the curve
The energy landscape is shifting rapidly. From the precision requirements of large-scale research infrastructure to the massive logistical feats of offshore wind, the "how" of the energy transition is being rewritten.
This session, organized by Hasselt University, brings together academic insight and industrial expertise to explore the next generation of energy projects. Gain first-hand perspectives on the technical challenges and innovative solutions that will shape the industry’s future.
Electrification is the backbone of the energy transition, but "good" electrification goes far beyond simply switching to electricity. Using the Einstein Telescope, one of Europe’s most ambitious scientific projects, as a case study, we explore how electrification strategies are tailored for extreme environments requiring long lifecycles and "quiet," disturbance-free operation.
A deep dive into the complexities of building the world’s largest offshore wind farms. Experts from Jan De Nul discuss subsea power cable installation, the role of a high-tech specialized fleet, and how robotics and autonomous systems are revolutionizing data acquisition at sea.
Join us in the 'Wintertuin' to connect with fellow energy professionals from the Limburg region and beyond over drinks.
Date: Monday, 4 May 2026
Time: 14:00 - 19:00
Location: Hasselt university Campus Diepenbeek, Building D, Room H.5 & Wintertuin (reception)
Language: English
Price: 95 €
Please note our cancellation policy:
For cancellations made up to 7 days before the event, an administrative fee of €20 can be charged, and the remaining balance will be refunded. After this date, the full registration fee remains due. If you cannot attend, a colleague may take your place free of charge; simply let us know via engineering.academy@uhasselt.be.
Hasselt University, Campus Diepenbeek
Agoralaan, Diepenbeek
Room H.5