When Energy Becomes Everyone's Business

    Decision-making, risk and competitiveness in a changing energy landscape

    Thursday 8 October 2026 - 11 AM Brussels (CEST)

    Energy procurement is no longer just a procurement decision.

    Market volatility, the energy transition, sustainability ambitions and new contracting models are bringing finance, operations, sustainability and senior leadership increasingly into the conversation.

    At the same time, PPAs, on-site and off-site generation, flexibility and growing data requirements are making energy decisions more interconnected—and more difficult to govern.

    So who decides? Who owns the risk? And how do organizations stay agile without losing control?

    In this webinar, we will explore these questions through the real-world experiences of AkzoNobel and ICL Group. Two different industries and procurement strategies, but a common challenge: building governance that can evolve with the energy landscape while keeping the business competitive.

    Led by:

    • Eline Lenselink Global Category Manager Energy, Facilities, Waste & Real Estate at AkzoNobel

    • Lamya Punathum Kandy Global Sourcing Manager – Energy at ICL Group

    • Dina Karamarko Lead Partner at E&C Group

    WEBINAR Energy Becomes Everyones Business-2-1

    What can you expect:

    • Real-world perspectives from AkzoNobel and ICL Group on how energy governance works in practice

    • Insights into how the energy crisis changed the strategic role of energy procurement

    • Practical perspectives on aligning procurement, finance, operations and sustainability

    • Lessons learned from evolving procurement strategies and governance models

    • Ideas for governing new complexity, from PPAs and flexibility to on-site generation and data

    • A perspective on what future-ready governance looks like as the energy landscape continues to evolve

    • Practical inspiration for strengthening governance without slowing down decision-making

    Who should attend:

    • Energy procurement and sourcing professionals

    • Procurement and category management leaders

    • Energy and sustainability managers

    • Finance professionals involved in energy cost and risk management

    • Operations and facility leaders with energy responsibilities

    • Senior business leaders involved in energy strategy and decision-making

    Register for the webinar

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