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24–27 May 2027 · London, United Kingdom

UKIEE 2027Where Energy Projects Meet Delivery Capability.

Project owners, EPC/EPCM teams, engineers and procurement professionals meet manufacturers, technology providers, contractors and specialist suppliers around defined project requirements.

Confirmed venue

24–27 May 2027

Magazine 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.

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Choose the route that matches what you need

Project requirements, delivery capability, professional attendance and commercial participation are separate routes. Choose the one that reflects your role.

Project Owners, Offtakers & Procurement

Bring a project, demand or procurement requirement

For governments, utilities, offtakers, developers, operators and procurement authorities that want to present a requirement, explain expectations and engage relevant international capability.

What you gain: market feedback, supplier discovery, delivery options and direct engagement around the requirement.

Bring a Requirement

Delivery Organisations

Put capability against a real requirement

For EPC/EPCM/PMC organisations, project managers, OEMs, manufacturers, technology providers, contractors, suppliers, financiers and specialist service organisations.

What you gain: relevant project visibility, buyer context, partners and opportunities to demonstrate capability against a defined need.

Browse Project Requirements

Professional Visitors

Attend UKIEE 2027

Register your professional interest to attend at Magazine London in May 2027.

Professional visitor admission is free for relevant industry professionals.

What you gain: project intelligence, procurement insight, supplier comparison and relevant professional contacts.

Register to Visit

Exhibitors & Partners

Build visibility around delivery capability

Exhibit physically or explore commercial partnership opportunities around project, procurement and delivery activity.

Projects meet delivery capability

The Project Room

Project owners, offtakers and procurement organisations bring authorised projects, future requirements or technical challenges. They can explain what the market must deliver and how credible companies should engage; delivery organisations respond with relevant evidence and capability.

Bring the project. Explain the requirement. Meet the capability.

The Project Room is UKIEE’s structured project-engagement environment. Project owners, offtakers and procurement organisations can present authorised projects, future requirements or technical challenges, explain what credible participation looks like and engage relevant international capability. Delivery organisations respond against a defined need rather than making a generic sales pitch.

Project Owners & Offtakers

Bring the project or demand

Present a project, capacity requirement, procurement need or technical challenge; explain delivery expectations; and meet organisations that may be able to contribute.

What you gain: market feedback, delivery options and direct access to relevant capability.

Bring a Project Requirement

Government & Utility Procurement

Explain how the market can engage

Explain supplier registration, prequalification, evaluation, due-diligence expectations and future procurement pathways while discovering additional international capability.

What you gain: broader supplier visibility, stronger market readiness and intelligence on international capability.

See Procurement Benefits

Delivery Organisations

Respond with evidence and capability

EPC/EPCM/PMC organisations, manufacturers, OEMs, technology providers, contractors, financiers and specialists can respond where they have a credible project role.

What you gain: project visibility, buyer context, delivery partners and a clearer route to relevant opportunities.

Browse Project Requirements

From requirement to focused engagement

Step 01

Bring the requirement

The authorised project owner, offtaker or procurement organisation identifies the project, requirement, capacity need or delivery challenge and decides what may be discussed.

Step 02

Define the capability needed

UKIEE structures the requirement into the engineering, equipment, technology, finance, contracting, project-management or specialist capabilities needed.

Step 03

Engage the relevant market

Relevant companies can review the authorised requirement, prepare evidence and indicate where they have a credible role. UKIEE can also invite capability the project organisation wishes to discover.

Step 04

Explain the project and procurement context

At UKIEE, project and procurement teams can explain the requirement, qualification expectations, commercial context and official engagement route at the level they are authorised to share.

Step 05

Meet and follow up

Focused discussions take place by relevance and mutual agreement. Any later registration, prequalification, tendering, due diligence, negotiation or award remains within the project organisation’s formal process.

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

Fresh

Open 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 (39 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

Original public source

Present Relevant Capability

Developed Markets

Fresh

Supplier 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

Original public source

Present Relevant Capability

Developed Markets

Fresh

Supplier 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

Original public source

Present Relevant Capability

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

Programme structure, themes, topics, tracks and session formats are being reviewed.

Further details shortly

Programme timings, speakers, contributors and conference activities will be published when finalised.

Conference management

Once the organiser arrangement is concluded, Cranfield University will manage the conference programme and related programme activities.

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 confirmed

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.

UKIEE 2027 is designed as a focused professional marketplace for projects, procurement, engineering and delivery.