Energy Landscape UK 2026

About This Event

Energy Landscape UK 2026 is a two-day conference and exhibition organised by Energise Landscape Ltd, taking place on 3-4 November 2026 at The Kia Oval in London. The event focuses on accelerating delivery of the UK's net-zero energy system, bringing together government decision-makers, regulators, investors, utilities, infrastructure developers, digital innovators, and heavy industry representatives. The format combines panel discussions, an exhibition showcasing technologies and solutions, and networking opportunities. Pricing information is not stated on the page.

The programme covers ten topic areas across two days: net-zero leadership and political accountability, clean energy investment and capital competitiveness, planning reform and grid acceleration, nuclear and advanced energy technologies, oil and gas transition, industrial decarbonisation and carbon capture, renewables expansion and storage, digital power demand from AI and data centres, integrated energy systems, and workforce development. The conference builds on outcomes from the 2025 event and addresses what organisers describe as the UK's energy trilemma of security, affordability and net-zero progress.

For UK SMEs and sustainability leads, this event offers insight into policy direction, infrastructure development timelines, and investment frameworks that will shape the energy transition. The focus on removing barriers to delivery, planning reform, grid upgrades and supply chain development provides practical context for businesses planning decarbonisation strategies or seeking opportunities in the net-zero economy.

Key Takeaways

• Understanding how planning reform and grid acceleration will affect energy project timelines and approvals
• Insight into clean energy investment priorities and capital allocation across different technologies
• Learning how industrial decarbonisation and carbon capture programmes may create supply chain opportunities
• Hearing how digital power demand from AI and data centres is reshaping energy infrastructure requirements

Who Should Attend

• Energy managers and sustainability leads in energy-intensive industries planning decarbonisation pathways
• SME directors in the energy supply chain seeking to understand infrastructure build-out opportunities
• Finance and investment professionals evaluating clean energy projects and net-zero technologies
• Business development teams targeting government, utilities or infrastructure developers as clients