The University of Texas at Austin Energy Institute
Supporting Academic Organisation
27–29 April 2027
UKIEE 2027The international energy exhibition for technology, infrastructure and project delivery
UKIEE 2027 connects energy companies, project developers, technology providers, buyers, investors, governments, professional services and research organisations.
London venue announcement to follow contractual confirmation.
Supporting Organisations and Media Partners
Energy Digital
Media Partner
Participate in UKIEE 2027
Attend
Meet relevant energy-sector organisations, examine technologies and participate in exhibition and conference activities.
Exhibit
Present relevant technology, infrastructure, services, project capability or applied research.
Sponsor
Discuss opportunities linked to event visibility, programme engagement, innovation and professional participation.
Contribute to the Programme
Propose a relevant presentation, panel, workshop, case study, research contribution or technical discussion.
Buyer and Procurement
Apply for structured engagement designed for verified project owners, buyers, procurement professionals and technical decision-makers.
Curated, high-relevance and professionally managed
UKIEE 2027 is being developed as an inaugural international exhibition and conference with a clearly defined energy-sector scope, a relevant professional audience and an implementation-focused programme.
The event will prioritise practical engagement between organisations involved in energy technology, infrastructure, investment, procurement, project delivery, operations, policy, research and skills.
Connecting energy ambition with practical delivery
Energy investment and technology are advancing rapidly, but projects continue to encounter practical barriers across finance, grids, procurement, supply chains, skills, data, infrastructure and implementation.
UKIEE 2027 is being developed to connect organisations defining energy requirements with those able to finance, supply, regulate, implement and support appropriate solutions.
Examine relevant technologies, meet project and procurement stakeholders, assess commercial and delivery opportunities, and participate in focused professional discussions across the energy-project lifecycle.
Connect across the project lifecycle
Bring together project developers, buyers, technology providers, engineers, financiers, policymakers, operators and researchers.
Move from strategy to implementation
Examine the technical, commercial, financial and organisational requirements that determine whether energy projects progress.
Engage before, during and after
Use webinars, physical participation, structured meetings and follow-up activity to support continuing professional engagement.
Connect markets and capabilities
Support relevant engagement across the United Kingdom, Europe, the Middle East and North Africa, and selected international markets.
Planned scale. Focused impact.
50–75Physical exhibiting organisations
1,500–2,500Professional visitors
250–350Conference delegates within the overall professional audience
15+International markets represented
These figures are inaugural-edition planning objectives—not previous-event results or guaranteed attendance levels. Final capacity will be aligned with the confirmed venue, programme and operating requirements.
UKIEE will not measure value through attendance volume alone. The event is intended to create a professionally managed environment for technology assessment, procurement engagement, project discussions and relevant cross-regional professional relationships.
Energy technology. Infrastructure. Project delivery.
UKIEE 2027 is a technology- and implementation-led international energy exhibition and conference.
The event focuses on the infrastructure, capital, supply chains, digital systems and professional capabilities required to move energy projects from strategy to practical delivery.
Clean and Firm Power
Renewables, nuclear, firm low-carbon generation and integrated power systems.
Grids, Storage and Digital Infrastructure
Grid connections, transmission, storage, flexibility, data centres and critical power.
Industrial Transition and CCUS
Industrial efficiency, electrification, carbon capture, infrastructure reuse and operational improvement.
Low-Carbon Fuels
Hydrogen, sustainable aviation fuel, e-fuels, ammonia, methanol, biomethane, certification and offtake.
AI, Digital Energy and Resilience
AI, automation, cybersecurity, operational data, digital twins, infrastructure security and asset performance.
Investment, Procurement and Project Delivery
Finance, bankability, insurance, supply chains, engineering, procurement, skills and applied research.
Who UKIEE is for
UKIEE 2027 is being developed for:
- energy companies and utilities;
- project developers and asset owners;
- technology providers and manufacturers;
- buyers and procurement professionals;
- engineers, EPCs and project-delivery organisations;
- investors, insurers and financial institutions;
- governments, regulators and trade organisations;
- legal, advisory and professional services;
- universities, research institutions and technology-transfer teams;
- relevant doctoral, postgraduate and approved future-talent participants.
Participation routes and access levels will vary according to professional role, registration category, programme relevance and capacity.
Three-day programme framework
Tuesday, 27 April 2027
Strategy, Markets and Investment
Wednesday, 28 April 2027
Technology, AI and Implementation
Thursday, 29 April 2027
Projects, Supply Chains and Skills
This is the current programme framework. Detailed sessions, timings, contributors and room allocations will be added following formal confirmation.
Relevant requirements. Qualified participants. Structured meetings.
UKIEE 2027 is developing a dedicated programme for verified procurement professionals, project owners, operators, technical specifiers and other participants with genuine responsibility for evaluating or purchasing energy technologies and services.
Approved buyers may receive complimentary access to:
- the physical exhibition;
- the Buyer & Procurement Programme;
- mutually accepted pre-scheduled meetings;
- open programme sessions;
- limited complimentary conference access;
- selected specialist sessions where directly relevant and subject to capacity.
Complimentary access is based on professional responsibility, project relevance and organisational verification. It is not provided in exchange for purchasing commitments, confidential information or supplier preference.
Exhibit physically in London
Present relevant energy technologies, infrastructure solutions, professional services, project capabilities and applied research to an audience being developed across leadership, procurement, engineering, investment, operations, government and research.
Confirmed exhibitors may also be considered for demonstrations, buyer engagement, appropriate programme contributions, webinars and structured follow-up, subject to relevance and availability.
Support the inaugural edition
UKIEE is developing a limited number of sponsorship opportunities connected to event visibility, programme engagement, innovation, buyer activity, skills, webinars and onsite activation.
Sponsorship arrangements will be developed against the organisation’s objectives, relevant audience, available inventory and deliverable event capabilities.
Limited Live Remote Exhibiting
A limited number of approved organisations may participate through a live remote exhibiting route where maintaining a physical stand in London is not practical.
Remote exhibiting is a supplementary route for relevant international technology providers, project organisations, research teams and specialist companies.
It is not a general online-attendance service. Applications will be assessed according to relevance, technical suitability, live-representation capability and available event capacity.
Engage before the London event
UK Petroleum Co. Ltd develops professional energy webinars through webinar.energy.
Selected webinar subjects, audience questions and sector insights will help inform the continuing development of the UKIEE 2027 programme.
Organised for professional delivery
Clear accountability
UK Petroleum Co. Ltd retains responsibility for strategic direction, commercial arrangements, programme approval, communications and coordinated event delivery.
Defined delivery functions
Programme, commercial partnerships, exhibition operations, health and safety, academic review and international participation will be managed through defined workstreams.
Specialist delivery
Relevant venue, registration, production, safety, security and technical specialists will be appointed according to confirmed operating requirements.
Independent input
A focused Programme Advisory Group is being developed to contribute appropriate industry, technology, investment, academic and policy perspectives.
Named appointments and suppliers will be published following formal confirmation.
The road to UKIEE 2027
- 1
Programme and Market Engagement
Webinars, industry discussions, institutional engagement and topic development.
- 2
Venue and Participation Development
Venue contracting, commercial packages, exhibitor engagement and operating planning.
Current stage - 3
Confirmed Programme and Participant Announcements
Speakers, exhibitors, sponsors, supporters, feature areas and registration arrangements.
- 4
Final Event Preparation
Floorplan, schedules, access, logistics, exhibitor operations and participant guidance.