Baker Hughes is a global energy technology company advancing a safer, cleaner, and more efficient energy future. Operating across the energy and industrial value chain, the company develops innovative solutions that support energy security, emissions reduction, and the transition to more sustainable systems. With a strong focus on engineering excellence and collaboration, Baker Hughes works with partners worldwide to solve complex energy challenges at scale.
DNV is the world’s leading resource of independent energy experts and technical advisors, helping industries and governments navigate the complex, interrelated transitions taking place across the global energy industry. Committed to realizing the goals of the Paris Agreement, DNV supports its customers in transitioning faster to a deeply decarbonized energy system.
Through advisory, monitoring, verification, and certification services, DNV provides assurance across the entire energy value chain — spanning generation and production, transmission and distribution, and end use. This includes supporting high-risk physical and digital assets across wind, solar PV, energy storage, hydrogen, oil, gas, synthetic fuels, power grids, and carbon capture and storage.
DNV draws on the collective knowledge of 12,000 employees, including more than 4,000 dedicated experts working closely with customers in energy, making it a trusted partner in tackling the energy transition. DNV is also the world’s foremost testing, certification, and technical advisor to the energy sector, operating in more than 100 countries and headquartered in Oslo, Norway.
Siegel+Gale is a global brand consultancy built on the belief that simple is smart. The firm helps organizations cut through complexity to create clear, distinctive, and effective brand experiences.
With expertise spanning brand strategy, design, research, and experience, Siegel+Gale partners with leading companies worldwide to drive clarity, build trust, and deliver measurable business impact.
Founded in 1969, Siegel+Gale has long been a leader in simplifying brand and communication challenges—helping organizations align what they say, what they do, and how they are experienced, to perform more effectively in an increasingly complex world.
RichardsDee is a brand-led change consultancy that works with organisations facing evolution, transformation and growth, partnering with leadership teams to bring clarity at moments of complexity and change. Through strategy, identity, voice and engagement, the consultancy builds brands that bring clarity, align people and build lasting value.
Since 2012, RichardsDee has partnered with global and local organisations to sharpen their positioning, strengthen their story and solve complex challenges, working across energy, healthcare, agriculture, transport, professional services and non-profit sectors. The consultancy believes meaningful change happens when strategy, culture and communications move in the same direction — and when people believe in the brand they are building.
Within energy and utilities, RichardsDee’s client experience includes Delmec, Energia Group, Gas Networks Ireland, Indigo, NBI, Power NI and Uisce Éireann.
RichardsDee has been recognised at the Transform Awards, the MII/AIM Awards, the Institute of Designers in Ireland Awards, ICAD, Cannes Lions and the 100 Archive.
HS Orka is a privately owned heat and power production company built on the solid foundation of Hitaveita Suðurnesja, a regional utility established in 1974. It is Iceland’s third largest and only privately owned energy company, and has been producing renewable energy for over 50 years.
HS Orka owns and operates four power plants — two geothermal plants on the Reykjanes peninsula (Svartsengi and Reykjanes) and two hydroelectric plants, one in the south of Iceland and one in the east (Brú and Fjarðará). The company also has further power plant projects in various stages of development across Iceland.
Geothermal energy has been an inseparable part of Icelandic nature and culture since the island’s settlement, and as technology advanced, HS Orka has helped bring that resource into electricity production.
Landsnet is Iceland’s Transmission System Operator (TSO), responsible for owning, operating and developing the country’s high-voltage electricity transmission network. Acting as the critical link between power generation and end users, Landsnet ensures electricity is transmitted safely, reliably and efficiently to utilities and power-intensive industries, while balancing supply and demand across the national grid and planning the infrastructure needed to support Iceland’s future energy system.
The company operates more than 3,270 km of transmission lines and approximately 75 substations, forming the backbone of Iceland’s electricity infrastructure. Beyond maintaining the grid, Landsnet is responsible for safeguarding system reliability, providing equal access to the network, and enabling a competitive electricity market—supporting the secure integration of renewable energy and the country’s continued industrial growth.
Driven by a commitment to operational excellence, long-term infrastructure planning and responsible stewardship, Landsnet is helping shape a resilient, future-ready energy system. As a valued CHARGE partner for 10 consecutive years, Landsnet continues to contribute its expertise and leadership to the conversations driving the global energy transition.
Green by Iceland is a platform for cooperation between the private and public sectors on climate action and green solutions, headquartered in Reykjavík.
Working closely with Business Iceland, it strengthens collaboration across stakeholders and supports Iceland’s reputation as a sustainability leader, with a shared vision to inspire global impact in climate action by promoting the export of Icelandic green solutions, driving knowledge exchange, and fostering international collaboration.
Its focus spans renewable energy, carbon neutrality, and green innovation — from Iceland’s fully renewable electricity and district-heating system, powered by hydroelectric and geothermal resources, to the country’s ambitious goal of reaching carbon neutrality by 2040.
Through its Blueprints publication series and its network of greentech partners, Green by Iceland shares proven solutions and practical experience to help address some of the world’s most pressing sustainability and economic challenges.
