Session: The missing link in the energy transition: staff coordination
During the New Energy Forum on June 18, 2026, the NESSIE project will host a session on the missing link in the energy transition: personnel coordination.
Why do so many energy projects experience delays, despite continuous improvements in technology and financing? Often, the bottleneck lies not with the technical aspects, but with the availability of skilled labor. In this interactive workshop, organized by NESSIE, you will discover how skills development, collaboration, and alignment among stakeholders are crucial for realizing the energy transition.
Step into the shoes of a stakeholder, from government to education or business, and collaborate on a realistic challenge in the field of human resources policy. By making decisions and seeing their impact on the broader system, you will experience how interdependent the various actors are in building the skills ecosystem for the energy transition, and where bottlenecks arise.
This session offers new insights and practical tips to accelerate the energy transition together.
Practical information
Date: June 18, 2026
Time: 13.45 to 14.15
Location: Entrance grounds (Zernikelaan 17, 9747 AA Groningen)
Language: English
Cost: Free
Part of New Energy Forum
The session is part of New Energy Forum: the festival on energy transition, mobility, and sustainability. A day full of inspiration, networking, and new ideas for professionals, entrepreneurs, researchers, students, and policymakers.
The New Energy Forum takes place from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Participation is free. Will you be there?
About NESSIE
With the project NESSIE (NEw Skills & Spaces Impulse for the Education of aspiring energy-transition installers) aims to acquire more personnel and accelerate knowledge transfer to professionals. This is done by developing and implementing innovative recruitment campaigns and new educational modules based on local, regional, and (inter)national best practices.
This project has received funding from call 3C (FA) of Interreg North Sea under no. 41-2-24-23.