Impact Night with Jan Hicl — How Delta Green is scaling clean energy through households
- Date
- 2025-10-01
- Location
- Hlavní město Praha, Hlavní město Praha, Czechia
- Host
- Uppersky
About this event
Clean energy often feels abstract until you see how it actually gets built, financed, and adopted at the household level. This Impact Night brings that conversation down to earth, with Jan Hicl sharing how Delta Green is scaling clean energy through homes and what that reveals about the next phase of climate action. If you care about practical climate solutions, this is a chance to hear from someone working directly on the challenge of turning individual households into a real part of the energy transition. Expect a grounded, in-person evening in Prague focused on implementation, not slogans. About the Event Impact Night with Jan Hicl is a public, in-person conversation centered on a question that matters far beyond one company: how do you scale clean energy through ordinary households? Rather than looking only at top-down infrastructure or policy headlines, this event focuses on the household layer of the transition, where adoption decisions, economics, trust, and execution all meet. The evening is designed as a partner event with a clear practical lens. You can expect discussion that connects climate ambition with the realities of deployment: how clean energy products or systems reach homes, what makes people say yes, and what needs to work operationally for growth to happen at scale. Because the topic sits at the intersection of climate, energy, and consumer behavior, the event should be especially useful for people interested in real-world pathways to decarbonization. It is not just about technology in isolation; it is about the systems, incentives, and decisions that allow technology to spread. As a public event, it also creates space for a broader mix of attendees, from climate professionals to curious residents, founders, operators, and students. That mix often makes for a stronger conversation, because scaling clean energy is not only a technical challenge but also a social and market one. What to Expect The format is built for a focused evening conversation rather than a full-day conference. You should expect a talk or featured discussion with Jan Hicl, centered on Delta Green's approach to scaling clean energy through households, followed by opportunities to reflect, discuss, and connect with others in the room. Likely themes of the evening include: What it takes to move household clean energy from early adopters to broader uptake The operational challenges behind scaling climate solutions in the real world How consumer trust, affordability, and simplicity affect adoption The role households can play in accelerating the energy transition What practitioners can learn from a company working directly in this space Because this is an in-person event, the value is not limited to the main stage conversation. Expect informal exchanges before and after the session, with room to meet people working on adjacent problems in climate, energy, and impact. The evening setting also makes this a good format for asking sharper questions than you might in a larger, more formal event. If you have been thinking about distributed energy, customer adoption, climate business models, or how to make impact work commercially, this is the kind of room where those questions are worth bringing. Why Attend Households are one of the most important and most difficult frontiers in clean energy. They represent huge potential, but also a messy reality of fragmented demand, varied motivations, and practical barriers. This event matters because it focuses on that exact complexity instead of skipping past it. You will come away with a more concrete understanding of how climate impact gets translated into products, services, and adoption at the household level. That is valuable whether you are building in the sector, investing in it, studying it, or simply trying to understand where meaningful progress is actually happening. A few reasons this evening is worth your time: You will hear a specific scaling story rather than a generic conversation about climate optimism You will get closer to the commercial and operational side of clean energy adoption You can test your own assumptions about what helps climate solutions spread You will meet others who care about practical decarbonization, not just high-level narratives You may leave with ideas that apply directly to your own work, research, or next step in the space For anyone tired of broad climate talk that never reaches execution, this event offers a more useful lens. It is about how change actually happens when real people, real homes, and real constraints are involved. Practical Details This is an in-person event taking place in Hlavní město Praha, Czechia. The physical setting is part of the appeal: it gives attendees the chance to engage more directly, stay for conversations after the main session, and build connections that are harder to create online. The event takes place on Wednesday, October 1 at 6:00 PM GMT+2. An evening start makes it accessible for people coming from work, study, or other daytime commitments, while still allowing enough time for a meaningful discussion. A few useful points to keep in mind: The event is public, so you do not need to belong to a closed community to feel welcome It is tagged as a partner event, which suggests a curated discussion with a clear thematic focus The core topics are clean energy and climate, with an emphasis on practical scaling through households Because it is in person, arriving on time will help you settle in and make the most of the full conversation If you are based in Prague or nearby and want a smarter, more grounded climate event on your calendar, this is a strong pick. It is an opportunity to spend an evening with people taking clean energy deployment seriously and to better understand what scaling through households really involves.
Who should attend
This is for you if you want a more practical, real-world view of how clean energy reaches everyday homes and scales beyond pilot-stage ambition. - You work in **climate, energy, sustainability, or impact** and want insight into what household-level deployment actually requires - You are a **founder, operator, or product builder** thinking about adoption, trust, distribution, or service delivery in climate-related markets - You are an **investor, advisor, or ecosystem builder** looking for a sharper understanding of scalable clean energy models tied to real customer behavior - You are a **student, researcher, or early-career professional** interested in the intersection of decarbonization, business models, and implementation - You are based in **Prague or the surrounding region** and want to meet others who care about concrete climate solutions, not just broad debate - You are simply **curious about how households fit into the energy transition** and want to hear a grounded perspective from someone working directly in the field You do not need to be a technical specialist to get value from the evening. If you care about how climate progress is made in practice, and you enjoy conversations that connect big goals to operational reality, you will likely feel at home here.