On April 18, 2024, the 170th Private Investment Forum Worldwide, "Future of Energy. Chapter II," offers investors direct insight into cutting-edge energy technologies, including ongoing advancements in sodium batteries, hydrogen fuel cells and nuclear energy. Participants will gain a deep understanding of the latest in cleaner hydrogen production and alternatives to lithium batteries, crucial for guiding investment strategies in the evolving energy sector. This event will not only continue the conversation on reducing the environmental impacts of energy production but also provide investors with actionable intelligence on the role of critical minerals and metals in future technologies. Attendees will leave with valuable perspectives on sustainable energy innovations, poised to make informed decisions that shape global energy strategies and drive the transition to cleaner energy solutions. Why Attend? One-to-one meetings with leading investors and innovators driving the future of sustainable energy and environmental solutions. Learning to invest in the energy industry from seasoned energy investors Forge partnerships and explore joint ventures aimed at advancing sustainable energy projects and technologies. Who Will Attend? More than 30 key investors, industry leaders and decision-makers globally will convene. These participants are deeply involved in moving towards more sustainable and innovative energy solutions, prepared to partake in significant discussions about the energy sector's evolution. The event is a unique platform for establishing strategic connections, one-to-one meetings with like minded investors,  collaboration and insight exchange. The 170th Private Investment Forum Worldwide "Future of Energy. Chapter II" is scheduled for April 18, 2024 and will take place online via Zoom. This three-hour forum will occur from 4-7 pm Dubai time, 8-11 am New York time and 2-5 pm Zurich time. Attendance is exclusive, with limited spots available. To register for the event, please visit: https://pif.events/registration-form/