24–27 May 2027 · London, United Kingdom
A London marketplace where governments, utilities and project owners can introduce authorised public-facing project information, and manufacturers, EPC/EPCM contractors, engineering companies, technology providers, investors and specialist suppliers can discuss relevant delivery capability directly.
Professional visitor registration · Commercial partnership opportunities
Confirmed venue
24–27 May 202724–27 May 2027 · London, United Kingdom
11 Ordnance Crescent, Greenwich Peninsula, London SE10 0JH
Magazine London is the confirmed and finalised venue for UKIEE 2027. UKIEE 2027 will take place from 24–27 May 2027.
01Market demand
Start with the project
UKIEE publishes only project information that has been submitted or expressly authorised for public display. No confidential, restricted or non-public procurement information is required for the Project Room.
Project Room pipeline
Only project information expressly authorised for public display is published. Governments, utilities, public authorities and project owners can introduce a project using public-facing information only.
02Core marketplace
Projects meet delivery capability
Governments, utilities and project owners introduce authorised public-facing information about projects they are comfortable discussing. Relevant delivery organisations can review the information and discuss directly whether their capability may be relevant.
Bring the project. Explain the requirement. Meet the capability.
The Project Room is a dedicated business environment at UKIEE 2027. Governments, utilities, public authorities and project owners can introduce authorised public-facing information about existing, planned or forthcoming energy and infrastructure projects. Exhibitors and participating organisations can review that information, hear the project owner explain the requirement at a high level and discuss whether their capability may be relevant. No confidential, restricted or non-public procurement information is required.
Project Owners & Public Authorities
Present only the public-facing information your organisation is authorised and comfortable to discuss, then explain the project and its broad requirement directly to participating organisations.
Purpose: international visibility and direct business discussion around the project.
Introduce a ProjectGovernment & Procurement Authorities
Introduce a publicly discussable project, or connect UKIEE with the ministry, utility, state-owned organisation or public project owner responsible for it. The Project Room does not require an authority to run a tender at the exhibition.
Purpose: bring project owners into direct contact with international delivery capability.
See Government ParticipationDelivery Organisations
Manufacturers, EPC/EPCM organisations, engineering companies, technology providers, investors, specialist suppliers and other relevant participants can consider the public project information and discuss directly how their capability may relate.
Purpose: understand project context and decide whether further discussion is worthwhile.
Explore Project Room ProjectsStep 01
The government body, utility, public authority or project owner identifies a project it is authorised to discuss publicly. Only public-facing information is needed.
Step 02
The project owner introduces the project, its purpose and the broad requirement at the level it is authorised to share. UKIEE does not require confidential procurement or tender information.
Step 03
Interested manufacturers, EPC/EPCM contractors, engineering companies, technology providers, investors, suppliers and other participants can ask questions and explain relevant capability directly to the project owner.
Step 04
Where there is mutual interest, the parties continue discussions directly. Any later registration, qualification, tendering, due diligence, investment decision, negotiation or contract remains entirely outside UKIEE and within the relevant parties’ own procedures.
03Participation routes
Choose by commercial role
UKIEE separates requirement owners, delivery organisations and professional visitors so the next action is clear. Exhibiting is positioned around demonstrable project-delivery capability rather than stand space alone.
Governments, Utilities & Project Owners
For governments, utilities, public authorities and project owners that want to introduce authorised public-facing project information and discuss it with relevant international organisations.
Purpose: international project visibility and direct business discussion with relevant delivery organisations.
Introduce a ProjectDelivery Organisations
For EPC/EPCM organisations, engineering companies, OEMs, manufacturers, technology providers, contractors, suppliers, investors and specialist service organisations.
Purpose: understand the project context, explain relevant capability and decide whether direct follow-up is worthwhile.
Explore Project Room ProjectsEarly Exhibitor Participation
The Founding Exhibitor Programme is designed for suitable organisations prepared to participate early in the inaugural edition and build visibility around their project-delivery capability.
What you gain: priority access to available stand positioning and selected early-participation benefits, subject to availability, relevance and written confirmation.
Founding Exhibitor ProgrammeProfessional Visitors
Register your professional interest to attend at Magazine London in May 2027.
Professional visitor admission is free for relevant industry professionals.
Purpose: understand publicly discussable projects, meet participating organisations and identify relevant professional contacts.
04Verified participation
Exact status only
UKIEE publishes organisations only under the specific role that has been confirmed and authorised for publication. Interest, preliminary discussion and invitation status are not presented here as confirmed participation.
05Conference programme
Supporting the marketplace
The conference supports the wider project, procurement and delivery marketplace. Cranfield University is organising the conference programme, and detailed programme arrangements will be published when finalised and approved.
The conference is positioned as a supporting knowledge layer around engineering, procurement, project delivery and implementation rather than the primary reason to participate in UKIEE.
Programme structure, themes, topics, tracks, session formats, timings and contributors are being reviewed.
Cranfield University is organising and managing the conference programme and related programme activities.
06Market intelligence
Separate public-source resource
This research resource is deliberately separated from The Project Room. A public-source project record does not indicate that its owner is participating in UKIEE or has agreed to meet suppliers.
Public Project Intelligence. These records summarise publicly available project and procurement information. Listing does not indicate participation in, endorsement of, partnership with or association with UKIEE 2027. Supplier-readiness labels are editorial navigation aids, not a guarantee that procurement remains open. Always verify the live status, eligibility and deadline with the project owner or original source before acting.
Developed Markets
Review dueOpen procurement
Region: Europe
Country / market: Lithuania
Project owner / authority: Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant
Project environment: Nuclear Decommissioning
Stage: Open tender — two stage
Opportunity type: Design-decommission services, dismantling and radioactive-waste management
Status: Open EBRD ECEPP tender; closing 5 November 2026
Published value / capacity: EUR 435m programme value reported by EBRD
Procurement deadline: 5 November 2026 (35 days remaining)
Design-decommission services for dismantling Unit 1 and Unit 2 reactor facilities R3 zones and safe management of resulting radioactive waste.
Relevant delivery capability: Nuclear decommissioning engineering, remote handling, dismantling, radiological characterisation, waste handling, safety case and project controls.
Source organisation: EBRD ECEPP / Ignalina NPP
Last source verification: 31 August 2026
Next review: 30 September 2026
UKIEE relationship: Public intelligence
Developed Markets
Review dueSupplier registration & upcoming procurement
Region: Asia-Pacific
Country / market: Australia
Project owner / authority: Marinus Link Pty Ltd
Project environment: Grid, HVDC & Interconnection
Stage: Preparatory works / construction mobilisation
Opportunity type: HVDC, converter stations, cable civils, construction and supply-chain services
Status: Lead contractors mobilising; regional suppliers invited to register for upcoming work packages
Published value / capacity: AUD 3.85bn project cited by Marinus Link
Stage 1 interconnector works between Tasmania and Victoria, including HVDC converter stations and land cable civils.
Relevant delivery capability: HVDC, cable systems, converter technology, civils, HDD, logistics, construction services, engineering and project controls.
Source organisation: Marinus Link
Last source verification: 31 August 2026
Next review: 30 September 2026
UKIEE relationship: Public intelligence
Developed Markets
Review dueSupplier registration & upcoming procurement
Region: Europe
Country / market: United Kingdom
Project owner / authority: Sizewell C Ltd
Project environment: Power Generation / Nuclear
Stage: Construction and supply-chain mobilisation
Opportunity type: Nuclear engineering, civils, mechanical, electrical, I&C, construction and services
Status: Jaggaer supplier platform live for selected and upcoming work packages
Published value / capacity: More than £2.5bn of contracts awarded to nearly 300 UK suppliers; UK spend just under £5bn reported in May 2026
Construction of the Sizewell C nuclear power project in Suffolk, with sourcing of goods, works and services underway.
Relevant delivery capability: Nuclear-qualified engineering, civil works, mechanical and electrical systems, I&C, fabrication, construction services, testing, commissioning and project controls.
Source organisation: Sizewell C
Last source verification: 31 August 2026
Next review: 30 September 2026
UKIEE relationship: Public intelligence
07Supporting network
Supporting organisations & media partners
Confirmed relationships are published only under the exact authorised status.
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Next step
UKIEE 2027 is structured as a focused professional marketplace where publicly discussable projects meet international engineering, manufacturing, technology, finance and delivery capability.
