A morning series for the energy and technology industry
WHAT IS IT?
A regular breakfast seminar bringing together peers and experts from across energy and technology for focused, honest conversations on the topics shaping our industry.
Every six weeks, a new topic and a carefully selected panel. Breakfast, coffee and time to continue the conversation. Kept intentionally small so the discussion stays genuine and the connections feel real.
WHY WE STARTED IT
Energy intelligence is one of the most important conversations our industry needs to keep having. The intersection of energy and AI and technology is where the solutions to some of our biggest challenges will be found - but we do not believe any single company will solve them alone.
The energy transition is an ecosystem challenge. It requires the right people, from the right companies, talking and sharing together. The Kaluza Breakfast Club exists to create that space. A regular forum where experts and practitioners can share knowledge, challenge assumptions, and work through the hard questions together.
THE FORMAT
08:30 - Arrival breakfast and coffee
09:00 - Panel discussion and Q&A
10:00 - Open conversation
10:30 - Close
Venue: The Eight Club, 1 Dysart St, London EC2A 2BX
OUR FIRST SESSION — 30 April 2026
Who owns the flexible customer?
OEMs are embedding smart technology into every car and home appliance. Energy retailers control the billing relationship. Both want to trade flexibility on behalf of the customer. But whose customer is it, and what is actually best for the consumer?
Note: the event will be photographed and filmed for promotional purposes.
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Simon Werhahn leads international rollout for connected home charging at BMW Group, working at the intersection of electric mobility, smart energy and consumer technology. His work focuses on integrating OEM platforms with energy systems, with deep expertise in smart charging, V2G, and flexibility markets.
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Mat Moakes is Chief Commercial Officer at OVO Energy, where he leads growth, customer strategy and commercial innovation across one of the UK’s largest energy retailers. He brings extensive experience scaling customer-centric businesses across energy, mobility, and digital platforms, with a focus on navigating complex, regulated markets.
Sarah Chapman is a Venture Partner at SET Ventures, a leading European energytech VC investing in startups shaping a more local, automated, and resilient energy system. A former founder with a successful exit, she brings over 15 years of experience across energy, climate, and venture, spanning entrepreneurship, policy and investment.
Daisy Cross leads Energy UK’s work on retail market reform, focusing on the policy and regulatory changes needed to enable a clean, affordable energy system. She works across flexibility, consumer adoption and AI, helping shape frameworks that support innovation while addressing market barriers.
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Sara Brooks is Chief Growth Officer at Kaluza, leading global strategy, partnerships and go-to-market. With over 20 years’ experience scaling B2B SaaS companies, she previously served as Co-CEO of energy platform Zoa and VP of Sales at Pleo, where she drove rapid international growth.
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