ETH Global Lecture Series

Powering Change: The Energy Transition in Practice

What does it take to shift the global energy system? How can energy leaders in the private sector balance shareholder expectations with long-term sustainability goals? What is the impact of high energy prices from a macro-economic perspective? How does policy influence the energy debate?

In this ETH Global Lecture, Bettina Bachmann, a veteran energy executive with over three decades of experience at Shell and an advocate for Women in Tech, joins Lint Barrage, Associate Professor at ETH Zurich and expert in climate and energy economics, to explore the challenges and opportunities of the energy transition. From policy design to technological deployment, their conversation — moderated by Chris Luebkeman from the ETH Foresight Hub — will unpack the systemic changes needed to move from fossil to future.

 

Date:

Thursday, 30 October 2025

Time:

17.30 – 18.30 Lecture + Q&A
18:30 – 19:30 Apéro 

Location:

ETH Zurich, Main Building, Rämistrasse 101, 8092 Zürich

Lecture Hall: Audimax, HG F30

Door opens at 17:00

 

 

Speakers:

Bettina Bachmann, Energy Expert, Board Member and Women-in-Tech advocate

Lint Barrage, Chair of Energy and Climate Economics, ETH Zurich

Moderator: Chris Luebkeman, Head of the Strategic Foresight Hub, Office of the President, ETH Zurich

 

 

Registration


Contact Details

We are committed to providing barrier-free access to events at ETH Zurich. If required, please tick the box below and we will get back to you.

Data Privacy

Our data privacy is published on a separate page.

Thank you for your registration. Sending the confirmation email may take a moment.

We are using a temporary cookie to streamline your experience. No personal data is stored and the cookie is removed once you complete your registration.

Your Browser Settings have Cookies Disabled

This site requires a temporary cookie to streamline your experience. No personal data is stored and the cookie will be removed once you complete your registration. Please enable cookies in your browser and refresh this page.