The International Energy Exhibition London 2027, referred to as UKIEE 2027, is a focused international platform for energy-sector dialogue, technology presentation and professional engagement.
The event connects organisations involved in renewable energy, energy infrastructure, technology, artificial intelligence, investment, project development, professional services and research. It is intended to provide a practical environment where participants can discuss how energy projects and technologies move from strategy to implementation.
Our purpose
- Connect energy organisations across markets and disciplines.
- Improve dialogue between technology providers and project stakeholders.
- Support practical discussions around energy implementation.
- Provide access for smaller and emerging organisations.
- Encourage international knowledge exchange.
- Explore the growing role of AI and digital technology in energy.
- Create opportunities for physical and remote participation.
- Support collaboration between industry, academia and professional services.
A compact event model
UKIEE 2027 is deliberately being structured as a compact event. It will prioritise relevant exhibitors, carefully selected conference subjects, a controlled number of speakers, practical workshops, manageable visitor numbers, clear participation routes, professional delivery and meaningful follow-up.
Who the event is for
- Renewable-energy companies and project developers.
- Technology, software, AI and data providers.
- Engineering and professional-service firms.
- Grid, storage, hydrogen, heat and industrial-transition organisations.
- Investors and financial institutions.
- Government and public-sector representatives.
- Universities, research institutions, startups and innovation teams.
- Energy buyers, commercial users, consultants and technical specialists.
- Students and early-career professionals.
Organiser
UKIEE 2027 is organised by UK Petroleum Co. Ltd, supporting international energy engagement, market dialogue, professional knowledge exchange and energy-sector technology initiatives.
www.ukpetroleum.com
www.webinar.energy
Participation status
Organisations may be described as confirmed, provisionally confirmed, invited, supporting, exhibiting, sponsoring, speaking or contributing. No organisation will be represented as a formal partner, sponsor, supporter or participant without appropriate confirmation and permission.