The Future of Sustainability in Sport
2026-06-25 08:30 - 17:00 UTC | Samsung KX, London
Using Sport as a force for good.

100+ industry leaders, athletes, sportswear brands, stadium executives, policy makers, and investors will convene on 25 June 2026 for The Future of Sustainable Sport Summit at Earthfest 2026.
This high-profile summit will serve as the flagship platform for discussions on sustainability and sport during London Climate Action Week, uniting elite athletes, global organisations, brands and policymakers to explore how sport can drive a more sustainable world.
Through keynotes, panels, and case studies, the summit will examine sustainable events and venues, eco-innovation in sportswear, and the role of athletes as advocates for change.
Discussions will highlight the intersection of health, fitness, and environmental well-being, alongside new partnerships driving a lower-carbon sports industry.
With high-profile speakers, interactive showcases, and athlete-led experiences, the summit will celebrate the power of movement to inspire a more sustainable future.
Agenda

Here’s an overview of what to expect at the summit.
This is a draft agenda, and sessions and timings are likely to change.

25 June 2026

08:30 GMT

Registration & Networking Breakfast

09:15 GMT

Opening Remarks

09:30 GMT

Opening Keynote: The Power of Sport to Drive Climate Action

10:15 GMT

Greening Major Sports Events

11:00 GMT

Coffee & Networking Break

11:15 GMT

Sustainable Activewear & Equipment Innovation

12:45 GMT

Networking Lunch

13:45 GMT

Athlete Voices & the Power of Influence

14:30 GMT

Community Sport & Health

15:15 GMT

Coffee & Networking Break

15:30 GMT

Financing & Partnerships for Sustainable Sport

16:15 GMT

The Future of Sport: Leading the Race for a Sustainable World

16:45 GMT

Closing remarks

17:00 GMT

VIP Networking Drinks

Plastic Free July
2026-06-30 - 2026-07-30 | Global, -, Global
Global campaign encouraging individuals and organizations to reduce single-use plastic.
What You’ll Learn
Insights on packaging reduction, procurement strategies, supplier engagement, and fostering employee behavior change.
Who Should Attend
Businesses, sustainability teams, procurement leads, and engaged employees.
Join millions of people reducing their plastic waste.
Plastic Free July™ is a shared global movement that helps millions of people reduce plastic waste through simple, everyday choices and be part of the solution to plastic pollution. That way, we can enjoy cleaner streets, oceans, and beautiful communities. Will you join Plastic Free July™ by choosing to refuse single-use plastics?
Event Details
Organiser: Plastic Free Foundation
Organiser website:

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Start:

2026-07-01

End:

2026-07-31

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The RACE Summit 2026: Changing the narrative
2026-06-30 10:00 - 16:30 (Europe/London) | Bush House, King’s College London, Strand Campus, 30 Aldwych, London, WC2B 4BG, United Kingdom
An annual summit focused on communicating climate justice and exploring inclusion in the environmental sector.
What You’ll Learn
Attendees can expect practical takeaways on inclusive climate communication, strategic storytelling for climate justice, and action-oriented approaches to building a more equitable environmental sector.
Who Should Attend
HR professionals, CEOs and leaders in the climate space, early-career professionals, global majority communities, campaigners, creatives, and communicators.
About the Event
The RACE Summit 2026 is an annual in-person summit by The RACE Report, delivered in collaboration with King’s College London and the Diverse Sustainability Initiative. It brings together leaders, HR professionals, young people, campaigners, creatives, and communicators to explore racial justice, inclusion, and climate storytelling. The 2026 theme, ‘Changing the narrative,’ focuses on how to communicate the inequalities within climate work and create action during challenging times.
Event Details
Organiser: The RACE Report
Organiser website:

https://www.race-report.uk

Start:

2026-06-30 10:00 AM

End:

2026-06-30 04:30 PM

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Net Zero Week 2026
2026-07-03 - 2026-07-09 | United Kingdom (multiple community locations), United Kingdom
UK’s official national awareness week and biggest net zero conference with online webinars featuring net zero leaders and experts.
What You’ll Learn
Learn decarbonisation strategies from leaders, explore sustainability metrics for business resilience, discover innovations in energy and carbon management, network with industry peers and policymakers.
Who Should Attend
Sustainability professionals, net zero leads, corporate executives, climate strategy teams, business decision-makers across sectors.
About the Event
Net Zero Week 2026 (4-10 July) is the UK’s official national awareness week, backed by government and industry. It features the biggest net zero conference with over 3,000 online delegates and deep-dive webinars hosted by experts on decarbonisation, sustainability strategies, and net zero transition. Additional events include Net Zero Week in Parliament for networking with key figures and MPs. Topics cover embedding sustainability in business, stakeholder collaboration for net zero, fleet decarbonisation, and aviation technologies. The event promotes actionable initiatives in energy, resources, and carbon management for long-term growth and resilience.
Event Details
Organiser: Net Zero Week
Organiser website:

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Start:

2026-07-04

End:

2026-07-10

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Northern Sustainability Summit 2026
2026-07-03 09:00 - 16:30 (Europe/London) | Manchester Central, -, UK
Leading sustainability event in the North for business leaders.
What You’ll Learn
Tender readiness | Supplier engagement ideas | Practical reporting insight
Who Should Attend
Business leaders, sustainability professionals, and decision-makers in various sectors.
About the Event
The Northern Sustainability Summit 2026 is a premier event for business leaders in the North, featuring panels, keynotes, and workshops focused on skills, finance, technology, property, tourism, and social impact. Hosted at Manchester Central, the event will also include an exhibition hall showcasing innovative solutions and services.
he leading sustainability event in the North, for the curious and the experts to come together to make a positive difference
The Northern Sustainability Summit is back for 2026! It will bring together hundreds of business leaders from all sectors, from those leading on sustainability to those who are in the early stages of their journey.
Hosted at the iconic Manchester Central, last year’s event included over 40 speakers, 45 exhibitors, four workshops and over 1000 registered delegates.
The focus for 2026 is a return to Elevate’s central belief: that business can, and should, be a force for good. We will explore how to blend profits with purpose, and how we can better collaborate to meet both sustainability and commercial targets.
The main stage content (running in the morning) will be a mix of panels, keynotes at lightning talks. The afternoon will several breakout workshops. Topics will include skills, finance, tech, property, tourism and social impact .
The exhibition hall includes our “incubator within an incubator” competition winners (applications open in February), sponsors and partners.
Please contact Ilona (ilona@elevategm.com) for information on sponsoring or exhibiting at the event.
Previous sponsors and partners include: Electricity North West, GMCA, North West Net Zero, Castlefield, Perfect Sense Energy, Arcadis, CEAMS, PHA North, the University of Salford and Manchester Metropolitan University.
Event Details
Organiser: Elevate GM
Organiser website:
https://www.elevategm.com
Start:

2026-07-03

End:

2026-07-03

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Future Cities and Transport UK
2026-07-08 | Hilton Liverpool City Centre, 3 Thomas Steers Way, Liverpool L1 8LW, United Kingdom
A national summit uniting leaders, innovators, policymakers, investors and city builders to redefine thriving urban environments and future-ready transport systems.
What You’ll Learn
Case studies and best practices on digital mobility and sustainable transport solutions; pathways to bridge workforce gaps in green infrastructure and urban planning; investment and procurement opportunities in net zero cities; strategic partnerships for place-based regeneration and equitable public space design.
Who Should Attend
City leaders, urban planners, transport innovators, infrastructure developers, investors, policymakers, educators, industry partners, local government officials and sustainability professionals.
About the Event
Future Cities and Transport UK 2026 is a national summit bringing together city leaders, planners, transport pioneers, investors and policymakers to explore integrated planning, smart mobility, resilient infrastructure and targeted investment. The event features three stages: Mobility—designing tomorrow’s urban systems through transport planning and data-driven solutions; Infrastructure—building resilient urban environments; and Workforce—addressing skills gaps in planning, digital infrastructure, transport engineering and climate adaptation. Attendees will discover case studies on digital mobility, sustainable infrastructure and community-centred planning, and forge partnerships delivering measurable outcomes.
Event Details
Organiser: The Sustainability Community
Organiser website:

https://www.thesustainabilitycommunity.com/

Start:

2026-07-08 09:00 AM

End:

2026-07-08 05:30 PM

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Launch of the Alternative Material Certificate Framework
2026-07-09 09:00 - 12:00 UTC | Online, -, UK
Date & Time
Jul 9, 2026 09:00 AM

Description

PCX Solutions is launching the Alternative Material Certificate (AMC) framework – a financing mechanism designed to lower the unit cost of alternative materials by closing the price gap to fossil-based plastic. The alternative materials market is full of potential, but why has it not reached the necessary scale? Alternative materials are struggling to compete with the unpriced environmental costs of fossil-based plastic. Levelling this playing field is key to accelerating the shift towards circular material alternatives. Join us for the Launch Event of the AMC Framework on 9 July 2026. We will introduce the AMC and discuss the role of alternative materials in addressing plastic pollution with Industry, Research and Civil Society Experts.

Speakers

Nanette Medved-Po
Founder & Executive Chairperson at PCX and HOPE·PCX Solutions

Nanette Medved-Po is the founder and executive chair of PCX and HOPE Groups. PCX is on a mission to accelerate the transition to a circular economy and build a future where no plastic waste ends up polluting nature. Nanette founded two separate organizations that operate in support of this mission. PCX Solutions, founded in the Philippines, one of the epicenters of the plastic pollution crisis, advises companies and governments on plastic responsibility, and manages the Plastic Pollution Reduction Standard (PPRS). PCX Markets, headquartered in Singapore, is a fully transparent global plastic credit marketplace that helps fund audited, traceable plastic waste recovery and responsible processing. HOPE (GenerationHOPE Inc & Friends of HOPE Inc) invests 100% of its profits to improve public school education infrastructure, agriculture interventions for smallholder farmers, and environmental initiatives in both the plastic waste and carbon sequestration spaces. Nanette has been honored as one of Forbes Asia’s Heroes of Philanthropy, and she was recognized by The Asia Society as an Asia Game Changer Climate Hero.
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Dr Jason Graham-Nye
Co-founder, The Greater Good Diaper Project·The Greater Good Diaper Project

Jason Graham-Nye has spent two decades at the frontier of the sustainable diaper industry. With his wife Kim, he co-founded gDiapers in the US, the first consumer product in the world to receive Cradle to Cradle certification, and pioneered the hybrid diaper combining a washable outer with a compostable insert. Kim and Jason now lead The Greater Good Diaper Project, eliminating plastic diaper waste at source across Pacific Island nations. The 15 island nations use approximately 800 million diapers per year, making up 27% of household waste. The Greater Good sells its compostable diaper in a deliver – collect – compost model. The project has been operational in Samoa for two years, is launching nationally in Tuvalu this month, with plans developing to launch in Vanuatu and Fiji in 2027. Jason holds a PhD at the University of Technology Sydney, focused on sustainable consumption and circular economy systems.
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Alba Canovas
Sustainability Manager & Ecosystem Studies Lead·The Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB)

Alba Cánovas is an environmental engineer specialised in ecodesign, life cycle assessment (LCA), and the circular economy, with over 14 years of experience across Europe, Latin America, and Asia. As Sustainability Manager & Ecosystem Studies Lead at the Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB), she works on sustainability assessments of biomaterials and biofuels, sustainable feedstock strategies, and practical decision-support approaches for more responsible material transitions. She has led ecodesign and sustainable packaging projects, delivered ISO ecodesign and LCA training for private companies, and contributed to international work on food waste, bioenergy, circularity, and sustainable aviation fuels.
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Stefanie Beitien
Managing Director, PCX Solutions·PCX Solutions

Stefanie is a strategic leader with over 22 years of international experience in sustainability and management. She is the Managing Director of PCX Solutions, an NGO founded in the Philippines, that focuses on plastic policy, manages a standard for plastic waste recovery projects, and advises Governments and companies on plastic responsibility and the circular economy. She serves on the Steering Committee of the PREVENT Waste Alliance. Stefanie previously led the market transformation team at WWF-Singapore delivering impact across key environmental issues. Her prior expertise was in leading partnerships, sales and marketing activities in the media, automotive and licensing industry. Stefanie studied international business administration and participated in the Directorship Programme at Singapore Management University.
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Manilyn Buan
Technical Manager·Bureau Veritas

Manilyn is an accomplished certification and quality management professional with over 15 years of progressive experience in manufacturing, quality assurance, and third-party certification. A Filipino national based in Calamba City, Laguna, she joined Bureau Veritas in July 2024 as Local Technical Manager for Certification. With a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering and dual certifications as a Lead Auditor for ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015, Manilyn brings deep expertise in management systems certification and compliance. Her career spans roles from production technician to technical manager, demonstrating strong technical foundation and leadership capability. Before joining Bureau Veritas she served as Lead Auditor and Deputy Quality Manager at TÜV Nord Philippines, overseeing audit planning, certification decisions, and quality management system compliance.
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Ina Ballik
Standard and Technology Manager·PCX Solutions

Ina specializes in the technical standard-setting and verification frameworks that turn corporate sustainability commitments into measurable market action. Currently the Standards & Technology Manager at PCX Solutions, she served also as a lead technical consultant for the development of the Plastic Pollution Reduction Standard (PPRS) V8. Her background in circular economy financing includes leading a global consortium funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) to develop a Standard Process Model. Ina is an observer to the UN Global Plastic Treaty and continues to shape global policy as the Project Lead for ISO 14002-3 and a UK Expert for ISO/TC 207 (BSI). With a career spanning over 100 certification audits across 14 industry sectors in 40 countries, she is dedicated to bridging the gap between voluntary pledges and the high-integrity, auditable systems required to scale investment in waste processing and recovery.
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Janissa Ng
Sustainability Communications Consultant·Human & Heard

Janissa Ng is a sustainability communications consultant with international experience across public, private and non-profit sectors. Her work focuses on shaping narratives and convening stakeholders across issues such as circularity, plastics and responsible value chains, translating technical complexity into outcomes that move people and markets. She has worked with senior leaders across the plastics and circular economy space, building bridges between technical expertise, policy priorities and commercial realities. She is also an EFRAG-certified ESG analyst.

Bog Day
2026-07-26 | United Kingdom (multiple community locations), United Kingdom
Bog Day celebrates bogs, fens, swamps and marshes worldwide on the fourth Sunday in July to raise awareness of peatlands, their benefits, threats and protection.
What You’ll Learn
Understand the roles of peatlands in carbon sequestration and Scope 3 emissions; explore nature-based solutions for flood and drought resilience; learn sustainable land management practices for compliance with UK peat restoration targets like the England Peat Action Plan.
Who Should Attend
Sustainability managers, landowners, farmers in peat areas, policymakers, and environmental consultants focused on biodiversity and net zero.
About the Event
Bog Day is an annual global event held on the fourth Sunday in July, dedicated to celebrating bogs, fens, swamps and marshes. It raises awareness about peatlands – their role in carbon storage, biodiversity support, water regulation and climate mitigation, as well as the threats they face from degradation and the ways to protect and restore them. Managed by the IUCN UK Peatland Programme, the event features local activities such as guided walks, workshops, exhibitions and talks across regions, including the UK and Ireland. Participants can engage through community events, volunteering, social media campaigns using #BogDay, and resources from partner projects. Peatlands cover significant land areas, storing vast soil carbon and providing ecosystem services like flood protection and clean water, though many are damaged. Restoration efforts aim to enhance environmental health and resilience.
Event Details
Organiser: IUCN UK Peatland Programme
Organiser website:

https://www.iucn-uk-peatlandprogramme.org

Start:

2026-07-26

End:

2026-07-26

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Earth Overshoot Day
2026-07-28 | Online, -, UK
Marks the date when humanity’s demand exceeds Earth’s regenerative capacity.
What You’ll Learn
Understand ecological overshoot to inform sustainability strategies; track progress in reducing ecological footprint; apply insights to resource management and long-term business viability within planetary boundaries.
Who Should Attend
Sustainability managers, CSR directors, business leaders in supply chain and operations, policymakers, and ESG professionals seeking to align operations with planetary limits.
About the Event
Earth Overshoot Day marks the date when humanity’s demand for ecological resources and services in a given year exceeds what Earth can regenerate that year. This ecological deficit is maintained by liquidating stocks of ecological resources and accumulating waste, primarily carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The date is calculated by the Global Footprint Network by dividing the planet’s biocapacity by humanity’s Ecological Footprint and multiplying by 365 days. It is announced annually on World Environment Day, June 5.
Event Details
Organiser: Global Footprint Network
Organiser website:

Global Footprint Network

Start:

2026-07-29

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The International Conference on Sustainable Development
2026-09-09 08:00 - 2026-09-10 17:00 UTC | Roma Eventi, Congress Centre, Piazza della Pilotta, Rome, Italy
Conference Objective and Philosophical Framework

The International Conference on Sustainable Development is organized by the European Center of Sustainable Development in collaboration with CIT University.
The 14th ICSD 2026 draws inspiration from the pressing challenges of environmental, economic, and socio-cultural sustainability, addressing the needs of present and future generations within a global-scale context.

The Conference venue is:

Roma Eventi, Congress Center, Piazza della Pilotta, 4, Rome, Italy
We are pleased to welcome you to ICSD 2026, held in the very heart of historic Rome.
The venue, Roma Eventi, located within the premises of the Pontifical Gregorian University, at Piazza della Pilotta 4, Rome, Italy, lies just steps from the iconic Trevi Fountain, and within walking distance of the Spanish Steps, Piazza Venezia, the Pantheon, the Roman Forum, Piazza Navona, and the Colosseum.
It is a setting of enduring inspiration – where timeless cultural heritage meets academic thought – an ideal place for global dialogue on sustainable development.
Conference dates: Wednesday, 09 September – Thursday, 10 September 2026

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The Conference theme is:
“Creating a unified foundation for the Sustainable Development: research, practice and education”.

This theme emphasizes the strong foundation that is provided by using research to inform our everyday practices, policies, and analytical approaches.

The 2026 Conference will once again provide a forum for the sharing of ideas, presentation of research findings, and discussion of professional issues relevant to Sustainability Science.
This initiative will advance through a multidisciplinary approach, integrating diverse fields and perspectives to address the core and interconnected questions of Sustainable Development. It serves as a collaborative platform for scholars, educators, and practitioners from all professional disciplines who share a commitment to sustainability. The focus is on a holistic perspective that embraces the intersection of environmental, cultural, economic, and social dimensions.
We invite you to submit an abstract in the range of the following streams within the ICSD2026 program:
1. ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY:
Financial Sustainability, SMEs, Microfinance, Emerging Economies, International Trade, Circular Economy, Green Financing, Public-Private
Partnerships, Economic Resilience, Sustainable Business Models, and Data-Driven Economic Strategies..

2. ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY:
Water and Soil conservation, Climate Change, Disaster Risk Reduction, Renewable Energy, Food and Environmental Legislation, Biodiversity
Conservation, Sustainable Agriculture, Waste Management, Carbon Neutral Strategies, Urban Ecosystem Restoration, and Mathematical
Modeling for Environmental Challenges.

3. SOCIO-CULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY:
Sustainable Urbanism, Education, Governance, Human Development, Psychology, Sociology, Cultural Heritage Preservation, Social Equity,
Community Engagement, Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Health and Well-being, Public Health Systems.

We are inviting proposals for paper presentations, posters/exhibits, or virtual presentation. Proposal ideas that extend beyond these thematic areas will also be considered. For more information about the ideas and themes underlying this community send an e-mail at: icsd@ecsdev.org Virtual participation is available for those who are unable to attend the conference in person. All conference registrants (online and online poster) can be published in the European Journal of Sustainable Development.

Great British Beach Clean
2026-09-17 - 2026-09-26 | Various Events – UK
Join the annual week-long citizen science campaign with beach cleans across the UK to collect litter data for marine conservation.
What You’ll Learn
Gain litter survey data for corporate ESG reporting on coastal pollution; engage in team-building CSR activities; obtain insights into marine plastic pollution to enhance supply chain sustainability.
Who Should Attend
CSR managers, sustainability officers, coastal business owners, supply chain managers in plastics/packaging, ESG reporting teams.
About the Event
The Great British Beach Clean is the Marine Conservation Society’s flagship event held every September. Thousands of volunteers participate in organized beach cleans throughout the UK and Northern Ireland, conducting litter surveys that provide vital data for conservation efforts and policy changes. This data contributes to the International Coastal Cleanup and has influenced significant measures such as the plastic bag charge and microplastic bans. In 2026, the event will run from Friday, September 18th to Sunday, September 27th. Participants can join existing cleans or organize their own through the MCS platform, adhering to a standardized survey methodology for data quality.
Event Details
Organiser: Marine Conservation Society
Organiser website:

https://www.mcsuk.org

Start:

2026-09-18

End:

2026-09-27

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ReGeneration Earth UK 2026
2026-09-30 - 2026-10-01 | The Royal Armouries, Leeds LS10 1LT, Leeds, UK
Flagship conference bringing UK regions together for cross-sector collaboration, investment, and green economy regeneration.
What You’ll Learn
Investor connections, cross-sector partnerships, commercialisation opportunities, inward investment pipelines for green projects.
Who Should Attend
Sustainability leaders, investors, regional policymakers, businesses in energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, and green economy sectors.
About the Event
ReGeneration Earth UK 2026 is Europe’s answer to COP, uniting regions under one roof to connect investors, businesses, and public sector for inward investment and net zero transition. Focuses on immersive zones for future cities, innovation, and practical partnerships to accelerate the UK’s green economy. Organised by The Sustainability Community, the event powers collaboration among leaders in sustainability, enabling commercialisation, investor pipelines, and regional growth opportunities.
Event Details
Organiser: The Sustainability Community
Organiser website:

https://www.thesustainabilitycommunity.com

Start:

2026-10-01

End:

2026-10-02

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Resilience World Nexus Summit 2026
2026-10-06 - 2026-10-07 | Church House Westminster, London, United Kingdom
Engineering Resilience for Performance, Protection, and Growth

📅 Date
6–7 October 2026

📍 Venue
Church House Westminster, London, United Kingdom

🏷️ Format
2-Day Summit | Keynotes · Panel Discussions · Closed-Door Masterclasses · Networking

🎯 Audience
C-Suite Executives, Senior Leaders, Risk & Resilience Professionals, Sustainability Directors

💼 Organiser
Adaptive Resilience is the independent force behind – Resilience World Nexus (RWN)

🌐 Website
www.rwnsummit.com

💰 Registration
Delegate passes available — visit website for pricing

About This Event
The Resilience World Nexus (RWN) Summit brings together global C-suite executives and senior leaders to shape strategies that anticipate disruption, manage risk, and turn uncertainty into competitive advantage. The 2026 edition focuses on ‘Engineering Resilience’ moving beyond operational necessity to treating resilience as a strategic, bankable asset that drives long-term business value.
The summit features plenary sessions, three thematic tracks, and exclusive closed-door masterclasses for sponsors and partners. Speakers include academics from leading institutions, UN agency representatives, and C-suite practitioners across sectors.

Sustainability & Net Zero Relevance
This event is directly relevant to UK businesses on the sustainability journey for several reasons:

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Climate & Physical Risk — sessions cover how climate disruption is reshaping business risk profiles and supply chains

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Supply Chain Ethics & Human Rights — integrating Scope 3 and social value into resilience planning

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ESG & Board Governance — resilience as a boardroom imperative, aligned with TCFD and emerging UK CSRD requirements

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Systemic Risk & Net Zero Transition — understanding regulatory and market disruption driven by the low-carbon transition

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Sendai Framework & UNDRR Alignment — private sector role in disaster risk reduction and community resilience

Who Should Attend
Ideal for Managing Directors, Operations Directors, Finance Directors, Risk Managers, and Sustainability leads at medium to large businesses seeking to embed resilience into their strategic agenda. Particularly relevant for those working toward net-zero commitments, TCFD reporting, or building climate risk into business continuity planning.

The Clean Energy UK Conference 2026
2026-11-19 | Newcastle, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
One-day conference in Newcastle upon Tyne exploring green energy, skills, and investment for the UK’s net zero economy.
What You’ll Learn
Access insights on clean energy strategy, funding pipelines, workforce planning, infrastructure innovations, and partnership opportunities with investors and industry leaders.
Who Should Attend
Energy sector leaders, infrastructure professionals, skills and workforce planners, finance executives, policymakers, investors, and clean energy innovators.
About the Event
The Clean Energy UK Conference 2026 brings together national industry leaders, innovators, policymakers, and investors to accelerate the UK’s clean energy transition. Held in Newcastle upon Tyne, the event focuses on green energy production, infrastructure, skills, and investment. Structured around content streams like Power UP (clean energy production, storage, infrastructure) and a hands-on workshop zone, it features over 100 speakers and networking with 800+ cross-sector leaders from energy, infrastructure, skills, and finance. The conference provides actionable insights for strategy, funding, workforce planning, and partnerships to drive the UK’s net zero goals.
Event Details
Organiser: The Sustainability Community
Organiser website:

https://www.thesustainabilitycommunity.com/

Start:

2026-11-19

End:

2026-11-19

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