All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2027 – Glasgow, UK

What to expect

All-Energy Exhibition and Conference is the UK’s largest low-carbon energy and renewables event and the UK’s leading renewable and low-carbon energy expo and conference. Launched in 2001, it brings together business, academia and government to share expertise and inspiration, forge partnerships, accelerate projects and generate business.

Taking place at SEC Glasgow, it brings together developers, manufacturers, funders, policymakers and other key stakeholders in one place. All-Energy is a catalyst for innovation, opportunity and shared progress towards sustainable clean power and energy security, giving those across supply chain access to full range of technologies and solutions available. It is home to industry’s most influential conference, including a Strategic Summit, and remains one of biggest networking events in calendar.

All-Energy creates meaningful connections across energy ecosystem, bringing together renewable energy industry buyers and sellers of low-carbon solutions across UK marketplace. It is meeting place for renewables industry, generating invaluable connections between buyers and sellers of low carbon solutions. You will experience exhibition floor showcasing latest technologies and services for energy supply chain and both private and public sector energy end users, including major exhibition, main conference and show floor theatres, Civic Reception held courtesy of Rt Hon Lord Provost of Glasgow, and Giant Networking Evening at Glasgow Science Centre.

The event covers sustainable and smart cities, low carbon transport, heat, energy efficiency, smart grids, offshore wind, solar energy, low carbon heat, bioenergy, energy storage, onshore wind, wave and tidal, energy finance and clean energy. With exhibitors from 17 countries in recent editions and record-breaking 9,706 attendees up 27 percent from previous high, it is magnet drawing Scotland’s First Minister, UK Energy Minister, Scotland’s Acting Climate Action Minister and experts from across renewables and decarbonisation sectors.

Event dates

• Event Dates: 12 – 13 May 2027
• Event Days: Wednesday 12 May and Thursday 13 May 2027
• Event Timings: Major exhibition, multi-streamed conference and show floor theatres open 09:00 to 17:00 daily, with Civic Reception and Giant Networking Evening on evening of first day
• Edition: 27th Edition – Originally hosted in Aberdeen, moved to Glasgow central belt in 2015, celebrating decade in Glasgow with three-year deal with SEC until at least 2027
• Frequency: Annual – once a year
• Venue: SEC Scottish Exhibition Centre, Exhibition Way, Glasgow G3 8YW, UK
• Organised By: RX UK – Reed Exhibitions, Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant, Richmond, Surrey TW9 1DN
• Contact Phone: +44 (0)20 8271 2179
• Contact Email: all-energy@reedexpo.co.uk
• Official Website: https://www.all-energy.co.uk/
• Registration: Free-to-attend for all with relevant business, governmental and academic interests

All elements including major exhibition, multi-streamed conference and Civic Reception and Giant Networking Evening are free to attend for those with relevant interests.

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Venue & exhibition site

All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2027 takes place at SEC Scottish Exhibition Centre, Exhibition Way, Glasgow G3 8YW, UK, also known as Glasgow Event Campus and Scottish Event Campus. The SEC is Glasgow’s premier exhibition venue and has hosted All-Energy for fifth year running, with organisers made to feel supremely welcome by Glasgow Convention Bureau, local authority, SEC and partners.

The venue offers large interconnected halls including SEC Centre, SEC Armadillo and OVO Hydro complex, with All-Energy occupying major exhibition halls plus conference theatres. Facilities include fully accessible halls, award-winning catering, free Wi-Fi for visitors, dedicated conference theatres including Strategic Summit theatre, show floor theatres, Hydrogen theatre, business energy efficiency zone and FutureGrid zones.

SEC Scottish Exhibition Centre is located on north bank of River Clyde, 3 miles west of Glasgow city centre, with 8,000 parking spaces, on-site hotels, restaurants and business services. Venue is operated by SEC Ltd and hosts major events including All-Energy and Dcarbonise co-located events.

The exhibition site is designed for two days of networking, connections and uninterrupted business with renewable energy community. Exhibition floor features zones spotlighting industry’s most dynamic growth areas, including dedicated zones for offshore and onshore wind, solar and energy storage, hydrogen, heat and community energy, future talent and innovation. Giant Networking Evening traditionally held at Glasgow Science Centre with Civic Reception courtesy of Lord Provost.

Full event programme

The full event programme for All-Energy 2027 features industry’s most influential conference including Strategic Summit, major exhibition, multi-streamed conference and show floor theatres.

The conference programme includes opening plenary session chaired by Keith Anderson, Chief Corporate Officer of ScottishPower, with speakers including Leader of Glasgow City Council, Minister for Business, Energy and Tourism Scottish Government, Principal and Vice-Chancellor of University of Strathclyde, Head of Asset Management DONG Energy Wind Power and former CEO of SSE. Recent editions featured more than 460 speakers taking part with 120 hours of presentations.

Programme themes for 2027 include Offshore and Onshore Wind, Solar and Energy Storage, Hydrogen, FutureGrid, Innovation, Heat and Community Energy, and Future Talent. Call for papers is open with submissions closing in December 2026, sharing practical insight with senior clean energy decision-makers and joining speakers from organisations including DESNZ, NESO and Great British Energy.

Conference streams include Strategic Summit, business energy efficiency zone with seminar programme and four conference sessions looking at energy efficiency policy, technology, funding and options for onsite power generation, plus sessions on sustainable and smart cities, low carbon transport, heat and energy efficiency, low carbon heat, bioenergy, wave and tidal and clean energy.

The duo of events All-Energy and co-located Dcarbonise will be held with seamless access between both exhibitions and all conference streams. Traditional Giant Networking Evening invites all exhibitors and visitors.

Key speakers & keynote speakers

Key speakers and keynote speakers at All-Energy Exhibition and Conference include industry leaders, government ministers, academia and supply chain experts shaping energy transition.

Based on recent editions, headline speakers include First Minister of Scotland Humza Yousaf and Nicola Sturgeon MSP kicking off opening plenary, Humza Yousaf MSP Minister for Transport and Islands, Paul Wheelhouse MSP Minister for Business, Innovation and Energy, Scotland’s First Minister, UK Energy Minister, Scotland’s Acting Climate Action Minister, Cllr Frank McAveety Leader of Glasgow City Council, Nina Skorupska CBE Chief Executive of Renewable Energy Association, Julian Leslie Electricity Network Development Manager National Grid, Jasper Rigter Associate Programme Officer REmap 2030 International Renewable Energy Agency, Professor Sir Jim McDonald Principal and Vice-Chancellor of University of Strathclyde, Keith Anderson Chief Corporate Officer of ScottishPower, Gordon Matheson CBE Leader of Glasgow City Council, Fergus Ewing MSP Minister for Business Energy and Tourism, Benj Sykes Head of Asset Management DONG Energy Wind Power, Ian Marchant former CEO of SSE, Ann McKenzie Head of Domestic Energy Efficiency Scottish Government, Iain Gulland Director of Zero Waste Scotland, Bader Saeed Al Lamki opening plenary speaker and speakers from 14 countries.

Speakers also include Bless Kuri Director of System Engineering and Investment at SSEN Transmission, Jani Shibuya CEO and Founder of Hychor sharing value of conversations across value chain, Nick Thomas Co-Founder and CTO at Accelerate Performance with ScotAi, and representatives from DESNZ, NESO and Great British Energy for 2027.

Conference sessions & tracks

Conference sessions and tracks are organised into multi-streamed conference and show floor theatres with 120 hours of presentations and 460 expert speakers in recent editions.

Strategic Summit Track includes opening plenary conference session chaired by Keith Anderson, Chief Corporate Officer of ScottishPower, featuring leaders from Glasgow City Council, Scottish Government, University of Strathclyde, DONG Energy Wind Power and SSE. Covers electricity market reform reshaping clean power investment, AR7 and evolving CfD design creating new signals for developers and investors.

Offshore and Onshore Wind Track covers offshore wind, onshore wind, Atlantic Power Cluster, ERA-NET, ENSEA European North Sea Energy Alliance, HARVEST Atlantic and wind power asset management.

Solar and Energy Storage Track covers solar energy, energy storage, EV Technology and Infrastructure, Energy Management and Grid and Network, solar and storage LIVE, commercial solar energy storage inverter supply and battery integration.

Hydrogen Track brings together people turning projects, policy and infrastructure into real progress, moving from ambition to action with UK vital role in scaling hydrogen.

FutureGrid Track explores upgrades needed for smarter, more flexible and future-ready power system, backbone within transmission and distribution networks reliability, grid connections queue changes with focus on projects ready to progress and strategically important, faster connections and greater certainty.

Innovation Track covers innovation, opportunity and shared progress towards sustainable clean power and energy security, giving access to full range of technologies and solutions, plus Innovation Zone for start-ups.

Heat and Community Energy Track covers heat, energy efficiency, low carbon heat, low carbon transport, sustainable and smart cities, business energy efficiency zone with policy, technology, funding and onsite power generation sessions.

Future Talent Track focuses on workforce development, skills for energy transition, young professionals and diversity in renewables.

Session times & schedule

The daily schedule is designed for intensive learning, networking and business generation across two days with seamless access between exhibitions.

Morning Opening begins with major exhibition and conference theatres opening at 09:00. Opening plenary conference session starts mid-morning in Strategic Summit theatre with keynote speakers including First Minister and industry leaders. Multi-streamed conference and show floor theatres begin shortly after.

Mid-Morning to Afternoon Content Blocks include continuous presentations across themed areas with 120 hours of presentations to take place over two days. Sessions include offshore and onshore wind, solar and energy storage, hydrogen, FutureGrid, innovation and heat topics. Business energy efficiency zone includes seminar programme and four conference sessions.

Lunch and Exhibition Visits include networking on exhibition floor with 300+ exhibitors from 17 countries, catering outlets and themed zones. Over 580 exhibitors in peak years with exhibitors from Denmark, Belgium, Finland, France, Ireland, Lithuania and 20 countries including huge tidal turbine blade from Orbital Marine Power.

Afternoon Sessions and Late Networking continue with panel discussions, regulatory updates and technical sessions until 17:00. Civic Reception held courtesy of Rt Hon Lord Provost of Glasgow as integral part of Giant Networking Evening at Glasgow Science Centre on first evening.

Civic Reception and Giant Networking Evening provides traditional networking event for all exhibitors and visitors to both All-Energy and Dcarbonise events, fostering partnerships and accelerating projects.

Ticket types & registration

Ticket types for All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2027 are free-to-attend for all with relevant business, governmental and academic interests.

Free Exhibition and Conference Pass provides two-day access to major exhibition, multi-streamed conference including Strategic Summit, show floor theatres, business energy efficiency zone and all conference streams plus Civic Reception and Giant Networking Evening. Registration for free-to-attend event is open at www.all-energy.co.uk. Ticket price converts to $0 USD. Free registration for all elements of two-day event includes admission to major exhibition, main conference and show floor theatres. Seamless access between All-Energy and co-located Dcarbonise exhibitions and all conference streams.

Business Visitor Pass – Free for developers, manufacturers, funders, policymakers, energy industry buyers, supply chain professionals and other key stakeholders across energy ecosystem. Price $0 USD.

Academic and Government Pass – Free for academia, government representatives, researchers and students with relevant business, governmental and academic interests. Includes access to all sessions and networking events. Price $0 USD.

Exhibitor Pass included within exhibitor stand packages for 300+ exhibitors from 17 countries in recent editions, 580+ exhibitors in peak years and 400 exhibiting companies from 16 countries. Includes multiple badges, lead scanning and invitation to Giant Networking Evening.

Stand Booking is now open for organisations looking to showcase solutions at UK’s leading clean energy event, with enquiries via official website.

Registration deadlines

Registration for free-to-attend event is open now via www.all-energy.co.uk and remains open until final day, with onsite registration available at SEC reception for those with relevant business or professional interests.

Early Registration is recommended to receive full conference programme, exhibitor list, seminar programme and access to meeting booking and Civic Reception invitation. Well over 500 people from over 20 countries registered on very first day online registration opened in past edition, indicating high demand.

Exhibitor Booking Deadline for prime positions in SEC halls closes well in advance as show regularly hosts 300+ exhibitors and space is allocated on first-come basis. Stand bookings are now open for organisations looking to showcase solutions at UK’s leading clean energy event.

Call for Papers Deadline for 2027 themes including Offshore and Onshore Wind, Solar and Energy Storage, Hydrogen, FutureGrid, Innovation, Heat and Community Energy, Future Talent closes late December 2026. Express interest to speak via official portal.

Networking Evening Registration for Giant Networking Evening at Glasgow Science Centre included with free registration but early sign-up recommended due to capacity.

Exhibitor list & major companies

All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2027 features 300+ exhibitors from 17 countries in recent edition, 400 exhibiting companies from 16 countries and up to 580 exhibitors in peak years, showcasing latest technologies and services for energy supply chain.

Major exhibitors based on recent editions include ScottishPower, SSEN Transmission, Orbital Marine Power showcasing huge tidal turbine blade, DONG Energy Wind Power, SSE, National Grid, companies from Denmark, Belgium, Finland, France, Ireland, Lithuania and 20 countries including EU initiatives such as Atlantic Power Cluster, ERA-NET, ENSEA European North Sea Energy Alliance and HARVEST Atlantic. Other exhibitors include Hychor founded by Jani Shibuya, Accelerate Performance with ScotAi, and suppliers across smart grids, offshore wind, solar energy, low carbon heat, bioenergy, energy storage, onshore wind, energy efficiency, operation and maintenance, wave and tidal, energy finance and clean energy.

Exhibitor zones spotlight industry’s most dynamic growth areas including EV Technology and Infrastructure, Energy Management and Grid and Network, Hydrogen theatre, FutureGrid, Solar and Energy Storage, Offshore and Onshore Wind. Business energy efficiency zone includes seminar programme and four conference sessions.

Full exhibitor list available via https://www.all-energy.co.uk/ via exhibitor directory with over 300 exhibitors and hear from 460 expert speakers in recent edition.

Exhibition halls & floor plan

The exhibition is hosted at SEC Scottish Exhibition Centre, Exhibition Way, Glasgow G3 8YW, UK, also known as SECC and Glasgow Event Campus, comprising SEC Centre, SEC Armadillo and OVO Hydro.

Exhibition Hall Layout provides large open floorplate ideal for renewable energy equipment displays, live demonstration areas including tidal turbine blade from Orbital Marine Power and business energy efficiency zone. Halls host major exhibition plus conference theatres.

Conference Theatres include Strategic Summit theatre for opening plenary, show floor theatres, Hydrogen theatre, FutureGrid theatre, business energy efficiency zone theatre and themed areas for EV Technology and Infrastructure.

Dcarbonise Co-Located Area occupies adjacent hall with seamless access between both exhibitions and all conference streams, focusing on decarbonising buildings, heat and transport with close to 600 speakers across both events in 2023 including 250 exhibitors from 15 countries.

Networking and Hospitality Areas include Civic Reception area, Giant Networking Evening venue at Glasgow Science Centre, themed zones, catering outlets and exhibitor hospitality suites.

Official floor plan and exhibitor locator available via website and event app once registration opens, with prime positions near entrances and Strategic Summit theatre.

Networking & business meetings

Networking and business meetings are central to All-Energy proposition as catalyst for innovation, opportunity and shared progress towards sustainable clean power and energy security.

The event brings together business, academia and government to share expertise and inspiration, forge partnerships, accelerate projects and generate business, creating meaningful connections across energy ecosystem including developers, manufacturers, funders, policymakers and other key stakeholders in one place.

Key networking features include Giant Networking Evening at Glasgow Science Centre, Civic Reception held courtesy of Rt Hon Lord Provost of Glasgow as integral part of Giant Networking Evening, traditional Giant Networking Evening inviting all exhibitors and visitors to both All-Energy and Dcarbonise, business energy efficiency zone networking, and themed zones for offshore wind, solar and hydrogen.

Meetings can be arranged via official website and onsite meeting areas. Value is in conversations, with exhibitors like Hychor CEO Jani Shibuya connecting with right people from across value chain all in one place, and Accelerate Performance with ScotAi co-founder Nick Thomas rating it best of all shows attended for three years in row.

Co-location with Dcarbonise provides crossover networking with decarbonisation professionals focused on buildings, heat and transport.

Industry sectors & highlights

Industry sectors represented cover full low-carbon energy and renewables ecosystem ensuring access to full range of technologies and solutions.

Renewable Generation Sector includes offshore wind, onshore wind, solar energy, bioenergy, wave and tidal, Atlantic Power Cluster and wind power asset management.

Energy Storage and Management Sector includes energy storage, energy management, smart grids, FutureGrid, grid upgrades, grid connections, EV Technology and Infrastructure, energy efficiency and operation and maintenance.

Hydrogen and Low Carbon Fuels Sector includes hydrogen moving from ambition to action, hydrogen theatre and low carbon heat.

Heat and Community Energy Sector includes low carbon heat, heat, energy efficiency, low carbon transport, sustainable and smart cities and heat and community energy.

Finance and Innovation Sector includes energy finance, energy investment, CfD design, electricity market reform, clean power investment, innovation and future talent.

Highlights include UK’s largest low-carbon energy and renewables event, launched 2001, 9,706 attendees record-breaking up 27 percent, 460 expert speakers, 120 hours presentations, 300+ exhibitors from 17 countries, 580 exhibitors peak, free-to-attend, co-located with Dcarbonise, Strategic Summit, Hydrogen theatre and Giant Networking Evening.

Event rules & visitor information

All-Energy is a professional trade event with clear visitor information and rules to ensure safe and productive environment.

Trade Event Policy – exhibition, conference and networking are aimed at those with relevant business, governmental and academic interests including business, academia, government, developers, manufacturers, funders, policymakers and supply chain professionals. Registration requires business or academic details.

Badge Policy – all attendees including visitors, exhibitors, press and speakers must hold valid badge and be registered for current show either pre-show or onsite. Badges must be worn at all times within SEC halls.

Free Attendance Policy – all elements of two-day event running at SEC including major exhibition, multi-streamed conference and Civic Reception and Giant Networking Evening are free to attend for those with relevant business or academic interests via www.all-energy.co.uk.

Conduct Policy – organiser RX UK expects professional and respectful behaviour. Event is catalyst for innovation and shared progress towards sustainable clean power and energy security.

Photography Policy – official photography and filming takes place throughout show including highlights video showcasing conversations, technologies and partnerships. By attending, you consent to being filmed for promotional purposes.

Sustainability Policy – organiser promotes low-carbon energy and renewables, encouraging sustainable practices in event delivery.

How to get there

All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2027 takes place at SEC Scottish Exhibition Centre, Exhibition Way, Glasgow G3 8YW, UK.

By Train: SEC is directly connected to Exhibition Centre station on Argyle Line, just one stop from Glasgow Central low level, with frequent services from Glasgow Central and across Scotland. From city centre, journey time is 5 minutes with covered walkway to halls.

By Plane: Glasgow Airport is 15 minutes away by taxi, with direct flights from across UK and Europe. Glasgow Airport Express bus service 500 runs to city centre with connection to Exhibition Centre station. Edinburgh Airport connects via tram and train with 60-minute journey.

By Car: SEC is located close to M8 motorway, Junction 19, with direct access via Exhibition Way and G3 8YW postcode. Follow signs for SEC and Scottish Event Campus. Onsite parking available with over 8,000 spaces including accessible parking and EV charging points. Pre-booking recommended during major shows.

By Bus: Glasgow Citybus services 26, 42 and 100 serve SEC campus, with frequent services from city centre and surrounding areas.

By Boat and River: Clyde river location provides scenic walking route from city centre along riverfront.

Public transport & parking

Public transport and parking at SEC are extensive and designed for large-scale events with record-breaking 9,706 attendees.

Parking includes over 8,000 spaces available across well-signposted car parks including multi-storey and surface car parks with electronic signage. Parking is chargeable with pre-bookable options via SEC parking portal. Typical parking charges convert to approximately $19 USD to $32 USD per day. EV charging spaces available in designated areas. Onsite parking at SEC, however spaces are limited so advisable to book parking in advance.

Train Services: Exhibition Centre station on Argyle Line provides hassle-free access directly to SEC campus, with direct services from Glasgow Central low level every 10 minutes. Journey from Glasgow Central to Exhibition Centre is 5 minutes.

Bus Services: Glasgow Citybus services 26, 42 and 100 operate to SEC campus with frequent services from city centre. Glasgow Airport Express service 500 connects airport to city centre for onward rail connection.

Accessibility: Includes pre-bookable accessible parking spaces, step-free access throughout halls and accessible facilities including lifts between levels and accessible toilets.

Additional Services: Include free Wi-Fi for visitors, on-site support throughout event, catering outlets, taxi ranks and cycle parking. Venue and travel page provides detailed information.

Accommodation areas

Accommodation near SEC Glasgow is extensive due to proximity to Glasgow city centre and River Clyde.

Onsite and Immediate Vicinity includes hotels within walking distance such as Crowne Plaza Glasgow, Hilton Garden Inn Glasgow City Centre, Novotel Glasgow Centre, Marriott Glasgow and Premier Inn Glasgow City Centre. These offer premium comfort, onsite restaurants and direct access via covered walkways or short taxi ride to halls.

Glasgow City Centre and Finnieston includes Radisson RED Glasgow, Malmaison Glasgow, Moxy Glasgow Merchant City and numerous aparthotels accessible via Exhibition Centre station and Argyle Line, offering more evening entertainment options for Giant Networking Evening attendees.

West End and Southside including University area hotels with business facilities and free Wi-Fi.

Early booking is essential as SEC hosts multiple events concurrently and hotels sell out quickly during major energy events. Official accommodation information available via show website with special rates often available through Glasgow Convention Bureau.

Previous year’s highlights

Previous year’s highlights demonstrate record growth and importance of UK’s largest low-carbon energy and renewables event.

All-Energy 2026 showcased conversations, technologies and partnerships helping to power cleaner, more secure energy future from exhibition floor to conference programme, with highlights video available. All-Energy returns to Glasgow, with stand bookings now open for organisations looking to showcase solutions at UK’s leading clean energy event, powering clean energy future together.

All-Energy and Dcarbonise 2023 attracted record-breaking 9,706 attendees up 27 percent from previous high set in 2022, with 600 speakers taking part across both events including 250 exhibitors from 15 countries, including huge tidal turbine blade from Orbital Marine Power and First Minister Humza Yousaf headline speaker kicking off opening plenary.

All-Energy 2023 and 2024 editions featured over 300 exhibitors and 460 expert speakers including First Minister Nicola Sturgeon MSP, Humza Yousaf MSP Minister for Transport and Islands and Paul Wheelhouse MSP Minister for Business Innovation and Energy. More than 8,300 participants in 2019 growing to 8,300+ and then 9,706 record, with exhibitors from Denmark, Belgium, Finland, France, Ireland, Lithuania and 20 countries.

Original show hosted in Aberdeen but moved to central belt in 2015, celebrating decade in Glasgow with new three-year deal with SEC ensuring conference will stay in city until at least 2027.

Official registration & tickets

Official registration and tickets are managed through official website https://www.all-energy.co.uk/.

Official Website: https://www.all-energy.co.uk/
Registration: Free-to-attend for all with relevant business, governmental and academic interests – Registration for free-to-attend event at www.all-energy.co.uk – $0 USD
Venue: SEC Scottish Exhibition Centre, Exhibition Way, Glasgow G3 8YW, UK
Co-Located: Dcarbonise Exhibition and Conference – seamless access
Organiser: RX UK – Reed Exhibitions, Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant, Richmond, Surrey TW9 1DN, Tel +44-20-8271 2134
Contact Phone: +44 (0)20 8271 2179
Contact Email: all-energy@reedexpo.co.uk
Attendance: Record-breaking 9,706 attendees in 2023, 460 speakers, 120 hours presentations, 300+ exhibitors

Visitor attendance to exhibition, conference and Giant Networking Evening is free with registration via official site providing access to all elements. Exhibitor enquiries for stands showcasing solutions at UK’s largest low-carbon energy event should be made via website – stand bookings now open. Beware of third-party sites charging fees – only official source is all-energy.co.uk.