After nearly 30 years of service to the international research community, Elettra third generation synchrotron source is making way for Elettra 2.0 diffraction limited storage ring, a fourth generation light source. This upgrade promises enhanced spatial, energy, and temporal resolutions, allowing new possibilities across scientific disciplines. Elettra 2.0 and opportunities offered by the project PRP@CERIC are opening new possibilities to the Structural Biology community. A hybrid-mode workshop “Elettra 2.0: New Structural Biology Opportunities” will share vision and gather feedback from the participants in order to leverage our future state-of-the-art facilities.