Energy Week Black Sea (EWBS) 2025 is set to take place in Bucharest, Romania, bringing together government leaders, industry experts, investors, and innovators from various countries in the Black Sea region. The event aims to accelerate the transition to sustainable energy in the region, highlighting initiatives such as Romania's Contracts for Difference (CfDs) and Turkey's YEKA program. Countries like Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, and Bulgaria are also actively working on expanding their renewable energy capacities. EWBS 2025 will host over 300 decision-makers and feature events like Green Finance Day, Producer-Consumer Meetups, and a dedicated B2B Zone for networking. Key topics to be explored include policy updates, innovations in renewable energy technologies, and addressing challenges in the sector such as permitting delays and financing gaps. The Black Sea region's focus on aligning with EU green transition goals and fostering cross-border projects is seen as crucial for becoming a renewable energy hub. By enhancing grid connectivity and embracing technology, the region offers significant opportunities for collaboration and investment in renewables.