Energy Landscape UK 2026

Energy Landscape UK 2026

Accelerating the UK's Net Zero Energy System

Energy Landscape UK 2026 (ELUK 2026) brings together government, regulators, investors, utilities, infrastructure developers, technology innovators and heavy industry to examine the challenges and opportunities shaping the UK's energy transition.

Taking place on November 3–4, 2026, at The Kia Oval in London, the two-day conference and exhibition focuses on moving the UK's Net Zero ambitions from planning to real-world delivery.

Key Topics

  • Net Zero & Clean Energy Investment
  • Grid Infrastructure & System Flexibility
  • Renewables & Energy Storage
  • Nuclear & Advanced Energy Technologies
  • Oil & Gas Transition
  • Carbon Capture & Industrial Decarbonisation
  • Hydrogen & Emerging Energy Technologies
  • AI, Data Centres & Energy Demand
  • Energy Security & Supply Chains
  • Workforce & Energy Infrastructure

The programme brings together senior decision-makers to discuss investment, infrastructure, technology deployment, energy security and the practical delivery of the UK's future energy system.

Event Details

Date: November 3–4, 2026
Venue: The Kia Oval
Location: London, UK
Format: In-person
Focus: Energy, Net Zero, Renewables, Grid, Nuclear & Energy Technology

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