On course for a low-carbon future!
Since 2021, MIX.E has been supporting the great transformation of decarbonization!
In the energy sector, innovations are flourishing: solar, wind, nuclear, biogas… new energies are gaining ground in the French energy mix, and large-scale projects are progressing throughout France and Europe.
However, these advances are still insufficient and fragmented, and we need to step up the pace even more and adopt a systemic approach.
But more widely (and this is good news), decarbonization has become a regulatory imperative, implying new climate challenges for organizations.
Keeping on course at all costs – that’s our motto for this autumn, which is still a little “hazy”!
MIX.E is mobilizing and enriching its offer by proposing a holistic approach to support the decarbonization strategy of companies and organizations “Energy transition + decarbonization”.
Our aim is to provide concrete solutions for building a 14 & low-carbon action plan across the entire value chain
Industrial companies, energy suppliers, local authorities, laboratories, startups… Let’s make it happen!
See you on May 14 & 15, 2025 at the Cité internationale de Lyon (4th edition).

Exhibit
Present your energy technologies & solutions:
decarbonized energy production – energy transition – storage – renewable energy & new uses of energy.

Attend
On the road to net zero :
come and discover concrete solutions for rethinking your energy uses, strategies and solutions: Manufacturing – Buildings – Transport
Net zero goal
48 hours to rethink energy use and decarbonization

















OptimiZe YOUR ENERGY mix
Solar, wind, hydro, but also biogas, nuclear… carbon neutrality by 2050 will require an optimized mix and an eco-system of committed players.
Energy specialists, manufacturers, local and regional authorities, researchers, investors and institutions: on the road to multi-energy systems that are more autonomous, efficient and sustainable, but also… more virtuous.
A successful carbon transition plan
New European regulations (CSRD), new strategic perspectives for companies and their stakeholders.
Roadmap for transforming these climate challenges into opportunities and building an action plan to reduce CO2 emissions across the value chain.
innovation, KEY TO dEcarbonIZation
Osmotic energy, concentrated solar thermal power, fusion, advanced sustainable materials, hybrid generators, biogenic Co2, etc.
MIX.E fosters technological and strategic partnerships to accelerate the scaling-up of energy innovations that are efficient, sovereign, cheaper and more sustainable. Set your sights on Tech & Usage innovations!
FINANCING TO ACCELERATE
Banks, insurers, investment funds… At the heart of the economic system, financial players play a key role in the energy and climate transition.
On MIX.E’s front page, we look at the new financial mechanisms in place to support energy innovation and key decarbonization industries.
data FOR NET ZERO
Controlling low-carbon energies, energy efficiency, measuring and monitoring GHG emissions, optimizing processes…
AI and data play a crucial role in the low-carbon transition. But to maximize its positive impact, digital technology must be part of a sustainable development approach (datacenters and heat recovery, integration of renewable energies, consumption management).
Spotlight on AI/Data solutions for Net Zero!
The visionary voices of MIX.E
MIX.E STORIES
Merit Order: a good driver for the power system?
How can we break our dependence on gas and stabilize electricity prices? The Merit Order in question
How to speed up the electrification of industry?
How can we electrify industry without sacrificing competitiveness? Decoding a key transition
ELECTRICAL FLEXIBILITY ON THE BOIL
Storage, smart grids, energy communities... Towards a more decentralized and collaborative energy model?
LOW-CARBON TRAJECTORY / TOWARDS NEW BUSINESS MODELS
Sustainable business models: how are companies combining climate, innovation and collaboration to reinvent themselves?
SMR / MMR: How to turn technology into an industrial success story
What are the challenges and opportunities of this approach to the energy transition?