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PRI in Person 2026





From Sovereign Policy to Corporate Strategy and Capital Allocation: Investing in the Next Phase of the Transition

Tuesday, 13th October 2026 | 07:30 - 09:20 | nhow Hotel Amsterdam RAI


LSEG and the Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI) are delighted to be hosting a partnered event at PRI in Person 2026.

For much of the last decade, climate discussions focused primarily on corporate commitments and investor net-zero targets. Today, the centre of gravity is shifting. Three realities are converging:

  • Energy security has returned as a strategic priority following geopolitical shocks and volatility in energy markets
  • Electricity demand is rising significantly due to AI, data centres, industrial electrification and economic development
  • Governments, not just corporates, are increasingly recognised as the critical actors in determining the pace and direction of transition

The key question is no longer simply: ‘Are companies aligned with the Paris agreement targets?’ but also ‘Which countries, sectors and companies are best positioned to deliver a secure, affordable and investable transition?’.  

This event will explore how the transition debate is shifting beyond corporate commitments towards the interaction between sovereign policy, energy security and capital allocation, with sovereigns emerging as an increasingly important frontier for investor engagement. Bringing together perspectives from across the investment ecosystem, attendees will gain insights from industry experts and have the opportunity to network with peers.

Register now to join the conversation.
Agenda
07:30 Registration and networking breakfast
07:55 Event kick off
             MC for the morning: David Harris, Head of Sustainable Finance Strategic Initiatives, LSEG
08:00 Part 1: The New Energy Transition Landscape: Energy Security, Sovereign Strategy and Global Competitiveness
Exploring the structural forces reshaping global competitiveness, energy systems and transition pathways - and their implications for countries, sectors and capital markets
  • Moderator: Jane Goodland, Group Head of Sustainability, LSEG
  • Tim Gould, Chief Energy Economist, International Energy Agency (IEA)
  • Jaakko Kooroshy, Global Head of Sustainable Investment Research, LSEG
08:30 Part 2: Investing in the next phase of the transition
Building on the first discussion, this will explore what the evolving transition landscape means for investment strategy, portfolio construction and stewardship
  • Moderator: David Russell, Chair, Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI)
  • Stephanie Maier, Head of Sustainable, FTSE Russell
  • Barb Zvan, President & CEO, University Pension Plan
  • Wendy Cromwell, Vice Chair and Head of Sustainable Investment, Wellington Management 
09:00 Networking breakfast
09:20 Event close

Event information
Date: 13th October 2026
Time: 07:30-09:20
Location: nhow Hotel Amsterdam RAI, Europaboulevard 2b, 1078 RV Amsterdam (next to RAI Amsterdam)


This is an official side event of PRI in Person 2026, taking place from 13th-15th October in Amsterdam. PRI in Person will bring together over 1,500+ leaders and practitioners across the global investment community, the conference will feature expert-led debates and peer discussion on strategic issues shaping responsible investment. PRI in Person catalyses connections, providing a unique space for investors to engage with each other, share ideas, and work together on innovative solutions. To learn more and register, visit the conference website.


Registration for this event is now closed. Please contact us with any questions.
Partners
Speakers
Tim Gould
Chief Energy Economist
International Energy Agency (IEA)
Barb Zvan
President & CEO
University Pension Plan
David Russell
Chair
Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI)
Wendy Cromwell
Vice Chair and Head of
Sustainable Investment
Wellington Management 
Jane Goodland
Group Head of Sustainability
LSEG
David Harris
Head of Sustainable Finance
Strategic Initiatives
LSEG
Jaakko Kooroshy
Global Head of Sustainable Investment Research
LSEG
Stephanie Maier
Global Head of Sustainable
FTSE Russell