Project Owners
Bring the requirement
For governments, utilities, developers, operators, project authorities and project or procurement teams with a genuine requirement they are authorised to discuss.
Submit a Project Requirement24–27 May 2027 · London, United Kingdom
A project-led international energy exhibition
UKIEE 2027Start With the Requirement. Build the Delivery Chain.
UKIEE starts with defined energy needs—generation, grids and substations, storage, industrial and low-carbon infrastructure, asset upgrades and operations—then connects them with the engineering, EPC/EPCM, OEM, manufacturing, supply, finance and specialist capability needed for delivery.
Why UKIEE exists
An energy exhibition organised around projects, equipment and delivery.
Project owners bring defined energy infrastructure, procurement or asset requirements. Delivery organisations show the engineering, equipment, technology, finance, construction and lifecycle capability they can contribute.
How UKIEE works
Start with the requirement. Bring together the capability needed to deliver it.
For example: a utility may need a substation, transmission upgrade or BESS; an operator may need compressors, automation, inspection or O&M support; a developer may need EPC, OEM, finance or specialist partners. The Project Room structures the requirement and the relevant delivery response.
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Own & Procure
Generation, grid, storage, process-plant and asset requirements.
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Finance & Engineer
Capital, advisory, engineering and project definition.
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Deliver & Supply
EPC/EPCM, OEMs, manufacturers, contractors and suppliers.
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Enable & Operate
Technology, logistics, testing, O&M and specialist services.
02Flagship feature · The Project Room
Where energy projects meet the complete delivery chain
The Project Room
The Project Room starts with a defined energy-project or asset requirement—such as generation, transmission, substations, BESS, hydrogen infrastructure, process-plant upgrades, equipment packages, automation, commissioning or O&M—and identifies the delivery functions needed to address it.
The Project Room is UKIEE’s flagship project-delivery platform — where defined energy and infrastructure requirements meet the complete delivery chain.
Project owners bring authorised projects and requirements. The wider delivery chain brings capital, engineering, EPC/EPCM, OEM and manufacturing capability, specialist supply, technology, construction and lifecycle services. UKIEE structures the requirement, identifies potentially relevant capability and supports focused, permission-led engagement where there is mutual interest.
Delivery Organisations
Bring the capability
For financiers, engineering firms, EPC/EPCM organisations, OEMs, manufacturers, suppliers, technology providers, contractors and lifecycle service organisations able to contribute to project delivery.
Browse Project RequirementsThe energy project delivery chain
Own
Finance
Engineer
Deliver
Equip
Supply
Enable
Operate
Governments, utilities and developers originate demand; finance and engineering make projects viable; EPCs and contractors deliver; OEMs, manufacturers and suppliers equip the project; technology, specialist services and lifecycle organisations enable performance from construction through operation.
From requirement to focused engagement
1. BringThe project owner provides an authorised, non-confidential requirement and states what capability is needed.
2. StructureUKIEE reviews the scope, stage, location, timing and delivery need, and separates public information from information that should remain private.
3. RespondRelevant delivery organisations review published requirements, prepare evidence and request a discussion where they have a credible fit.
4. AgreeUKIEE checks relevance. A meeting or introduction proceeds only where the appropriate participants wish to engage.
5. MeetA focused discussion can take place before or during UKIEE, followed by direct participant-to-participant follow-up where useful.
Choose your route
What does your organisation need—or what can it deliver?
Start with the commercial purpose of your participation. Visiting, exhibiting and partnership options remain available around these two primary routes.
Project owners · buyers · procurement
I have a project or requirement
For governments, utilities, developers and operators seeking energy infrastructure, equipment, engineering, EPC/EPCM, technology, finance, commissioning, maintenance or specialist services.
Submit a RequirementEngineering · equipment · supply · services
I provide delivery capability
For EPC/EPCM firms, OEMs, manufacturers, technology providers, equipment suppliers, financiers, contractors and O&M specialists with evidence of energy-project delivery capability.
Register Delivery Capability06Market intelligence
Separate public-source resource
Public Energy Project Intelligence
This is separate from The Project Room. These selected public-source project records support market awareness and do not indicate that a project 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
FreshOpen procurement
Ignalina NPP R3D.02 Decommissioning
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 (40 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
FreshSupplier registration & upcoming procurement
Marinus Link Stage 1
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
FreshSupplier registration & upcoming procurement
Sizewell C Nuclear Power Station
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
Confirmed venue
24–27 May 2027Magazine London
24–27 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.
05Conference programme
UKIEE 2027 Conference
Conference planning being finalised
Cranfield University is being finalised as Conference organiser and the final arrangements will be concluded shortly. The programme is being replanned and further details will be published after the revised programme is concluded.
Programme under development. Themes, session formats, speakers and timings will be published when finalised. Once the organiser arrangement is concluded, Cranfield University will manage the conference programme and related programme activities.
04Confirmed participation
Verified participation
Confirmed organisations and participants
UKIEE publishes organisations only under the specific role that has been confirmed and authorised for publication. The emphasis is on verified participation and relevant delivery capability, not logo volume.
Project / Procurement Participants
1 confirmed Government Tenders Department (GTD) — Jordan
Conference Organisations
1 confirmed
Conference Contributors
2 confirmedSupporting network
Supporting organisations & media partners
Independent organisations supporting the UKIEE platform
Confirmed relationships are published only under the exact authorised status.
The University of Texas at Austin Energy Institute
Supporting Academic Organisation
Energy Digital
Media Partner
Tank Storage News America
Media Partner
British-Kazakh Society
Supporting Organisation
Pakistan Britain Business Council
Supporting Organisation
British Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce
Supporting Organisation
British Chamber of Commerce in the Czech Republic
Supporting Organisation
Next step
Bring a requirement—or show how your organisation can help deliver one.
Submit a specific energy-project, procurement or asset requirement—or register the energy-sector capability your organisation can engineer, manufacture, supply, finance, install, commission, operate or maintain.
How the Project Room shapes UKIEE
An exhibition built backwards from the energy project
UKIEE does not begin by filling an exhibition hall and then looking for reasons for companies to meet. The Project Room starts with an identifiable energy project, infrastructure need or procurement requirement and works backwards through the delivery chain required to move that requirement towards implementation.
011. Energy requirementGeneration, grid, substation, storage, hydrogen, process infrastructure, equipment, upgrade or asset requirement.
022. Scope & packagesClarify the project stage, technical scope, procurement packages and the capabilities required.
033. Delivery chainMap where finance, development, engineering, EPC/EPCM, OEM equipment, construction, digital systems and specialist services fit.
044. Supply chainIdentify relevant manufacturers, technology providers, contractors, component suppliers, commissioning, inspection and O&M capability.
055. Structured engagementUse the Project Room and exhibition to bring the requirement and relevant delivery capability into focused commercial and technical discussions.
The exhibition is therefore reverse-engineered around demand.
Projects and procurement needs help define which delivery organisations should be present. Registered delivery capability helps UKIEE understand which parts of the chain can be served. The exhibition then becomes the physical marketplace where project owners, procurement organisations, EPC/EPCM contractors, OEMs, manufacturers, technology companies, financiers and lifecycle-service providers can engage around identifiable energy-sector needs.
UKIEE structures the engagement and maps relevant capability; it does not act as the project engineer, procurement authority or contractor, and participation does not guarantee qualification, meetings, tenders or awards.