Events

We warmly invite you to register your interest in attending this event - a valuable opportunity to connect with leaders and innovators shaping the clean energy transition.

We invite you to join us on 31 March 2026 for a webinar hosted by Cressida Strachan, Programme Director of CISL's Business & Sustainability Programme (BSP), and featuring members of the programme's Global Steering Committee.

This event will bring together alumni for an evening of insights, discussion, and networking, focused on key sustainability themes including change management, circular business models, sustainable finance, and sustainability regulation and reporting.

A one‑day forum offering practical insight for leaders driving innovation, resilience, and long‑term value creation. Designed for professionals navigating rapid economic and sustainability shifts.

A focused gathering for senior leaders committed to shaping the future of sustainable business. Join peers at Stanford for two days of strategic insight and collaboration.

Supported by the UK Government, Innovation Zero brings together leaders accelerating the electrification, digitalisation, and industrial innovation underpinning energy security, productivity, and sustainable growth for the future economy.

Investors today face a landscape where environmental shocks, structural inequalities and geopolitical pressures increasingly collide and where traditional risk models struggle to keep up. In this webinar, we'll introduce the new 'Breaking Down Silos' report from CISL's Investment Leaders Group, offering a concise, systems level view of why these interconnected risks matter for capital allocation, portfolio resilience and long term value creation

The Cambridge University Energy Network (CUEN) Conference 2026 brings together students, researchers, industry leaders, investors and policy thinkers to explore how global energy systems must evolve in a rapidly changing world.

Hosted by Cambridge University Energy Network (CUEN) in partnership with CISL, the conference will examine the key tensions shaping the energy transition from energy security and capital allocation to geopolitics, nature and equity.