Urban Power & Energy Networks
Electricity generation and distribution, substations, transformers, cables, city gas networks and microgrids.
UKIEE 2027 · Exhibition sector
Powering Cities — Energy Technologies, Infrastructure & Solutions
Discover the companies, technologies and services powering modern cities. This dedicated exhibition sector covers urban electricity and gas networks, heating and cooling, renewables, storage, transport energy, smart systems and essential municipal infrastructure.
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Explore the principal products, technologies and services represented in this sector.
Electricity generation and distribution, substations, transformers, cables, city gas networks and microgrids.
Smart metering, grid automation, energy management, digital twins, AI and cybersecurity.
District energy networks, heat pumps, HVAC, thermal storage and building efficiency.
Urban solar, distributed renewables, batteries, hydrogen systems and energy flexibility.
EV charging, rail and bus electrification, public lighting and municipal energy systems.
Industrial power, data centres, efficient pumping, wastewater energy recovery and waste-to-energy.
EPC, equipment manufacturing, installation, construction, operation and maintenance.
Infrastructure finance, energy services, consulting, energy planning and operational support.
Who should exhibit?
Manufacturers and suppliers of transformers, cables, switchgear, smart meters, energy storage, HVAC, charging infrastructure, renewable technologies and other urban energy equipment.
Engineering firms, infrastructure developers, installers, contractors, energy service providers, software specialists, operators, maintenance companies and investors active in urban energy.
Why exhibit?
Present products, technologies and specialist services.
Build relationships across the international energy industry.
Discuss applications and potential international opportunities.
Establish a presence within a dedicated urban energy exhibition sector.
Magazine London · 24–27 May 2027