UKIEE is for organisations that can take part in real projects anywhere across the energy industry—not only companies seeking general brand exposure.
That includes oil, gas, LNG, refining, petrochemicals, power generation, nuclear, solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, bioenergy, battery storage, grids, hydrogen, CCUS, digital energy, industrial energy and related infrastructure. An appropriate exhibitor should be able to explain what it manages, engineers, manufactures, supplies, finances, invests in, integrates, constructs, commissions, operates, maintains or decommissions, and where that capability fits within an energy-project lifecycle.
Project leadership
PMC, Project & Programme Management Companies
Project management, programme management, owner’s engineer services, construction management, project controls, PMO, planning, cost, schedule, risk, interfaces, governance and delivery assurance.
Engineering & EPC
EPC, EPCM & Engineering Companies
Concept and feasibility, FEED, detailed engineering, procurement, EPC/EPCM delivery, systems integration, multidisciplinary design, construction engineering and technical delivery.
Equipment & manufacturing
OEMs, Manufacturers & Packaged-System Suppliers
Electrical, mechanical, process and specialist equipment including transformers, switchgear, generators, turbines, pumps, compressors, valves, batteries, controls, packaged systems and project components.
Technology
Digital, AI, Automation & Control Providers
Industrial software, AI, automation, SCADA, DCS, OT, cybersecurity, digital twins, analytics, monitoring, predictive maintenance and project-delivery technology.
Construction & execution
Contractors, Integrators & Commissioning Specialists
Civil, mechanical, electrical and instrumentation contractors; installation; system integration; testing; commissioning; start-up; inspection; certification and technical assurance.
Asset lifecycle
Operations, Reliability & Asset-Integrity Providers
Operations and maintenance, asset integrity, inspection, condition monitoring, reliability, maintenance optimisation, retrofit, upgrades, spare parts and lifecycle extension.
Project supply chain
Specialist Suppliers, Distributors & Procurement Services
Project supply, sourcing, vendor support, materials, components, specialist consumables, procurement support, supplier qualification and international project supply.
Finance & investment
Project Finance, Investors, Export Credit & Insurance
Project and infrastructure finance, debt and equity investment, export credit, guarantees, insurance, financial structuring, risk allocation, transaction support and relevant advisory services.
Project logistics
Logistics, Heavy Lift & International Delivery Services
Freight, heavy lift, project cargo, warehousing, customs, shipping, multimodal transport and logistics planning for major energy equipment and infrastructure.
Professional & technical services
Testing, Certification, Legal, Commercial & Specialist Advisers
Testing laboratories, certification bodies, technical due diligence, contract and commercial support, legal services, standards, market-entry support and specialist project advisory.
What should an exhibitor show?
- the energy sectors and project stages in which your capability is used;
- the products, systems, engineering or services you can deliver;
- relevant references, deployment evidence and delivery geography;
- standards, certifications, manufacturing or execution capacity;
- lead times, integration requirements and lifecycle support where relevant;
- the types of project owner, EPC, buyer or consortium partner you need to meet.
How exhibitors use The Project Room
Delivery companies are an equal side of the Project Room model. They can review project requirements, assess where their capability fits, prepare relevant evidence and join direct discussions with project owners.