Smart Energy Management

SEM is a global platform covering the technologies, infrastructure, and strategies driving the renewable energy transition. SEM delivers insight into the innovations shaping clean power generation, storage, and integration worldwide. Our coverage spans the entire renewable energy ecosystem - from the latest advances in wind, solar, hydro, and emerging sources, to the power electronics and grid technologies that enable efficient, reliable, and scalable deployment. We cover the critical role of energy storage, digitalisation, and power conversion in balancing renewable systems, alongside in-depth analysis of policy, investment, and infrastructure projects shaping the global clean energy market. With a focus on decarbonization and sector integration, the platform highlights how renewables power the transformation of transport, industry, and heating- connecting technology innovation with real-world sustainability outcomes.

Core Coverage Areas

• Renewable Generation Technologies: innovation across solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, biomass, and emerging energy sources.
• Energy Storage & Grid Integration: batteries, hydrogen, smart grids, and digital solutions for flexible, resilient power systems.
• Power Electronics & Conversion Systems: inverters, converters, WBG materials, and efficiency technologies enabling renewable performance.
• Infrastructure, Projects & Policy: global project developments, market trends, and regulatory frameworks driving deployment.
• Decarbonization & Sector Integration: renewables in transport, industry, and the broader net-zero ecosystem.

Audience Segmentation

The SEM platform serves a global audience of technology innovators, business leaders, and policymakers shaping the renewable energy transition.

1. Technology & Engineering Professionals (40%)

   Engineers, designers, and technical managers developing renewable systems and components.

   • Solar module and cell manufacturers
   • Power electronics and inverter designers
   • Storage system and grid integration specialists
   • R&D teams focused on efficiency, reliability, and materials innovation
2. Executives & Project Leaders (30%)

   Decision-makers driving renewable deployment and investment.

   • CEOs, CTOs, COOs from energy firms, OEMs, and EPCs
   • Project developers, asset managers, and investors
   • Corporate sustainability and decarbonization strategists
3. Policy, Research & Institutional Stakeholders (20%)

   Influencers shaping frameworks and innovation pathways.

   • Policymakers, regulators, and standards bodies
   • Academic researchers and technical institutes
   • NGOs and multilateral agencies focused on clean energy transition
4. Supply Chain & Manufacturing Ecosystem (10%)

   The industrial base enabling renewable technology deployment.

   • Panel and turbine manufacturers
   • Materials, components, and equipment suppliers
   • Logistics, testing, and service providers