We’ve put together a list of the top renewable energy events that should be on your radar in 2023 and we’ll be updating it throughout the year. To stay up to date with the latest news in the cleantech sector, subscribe to our biweekly newsletter below ⬇
23-25 January | Birmingham, UK
National Energy Action is the national charity working to end fuel poverty across the UK. Its annual conference is a meeting place for industry, third sector, policy and government professionals and other stakeholders. This year will focus on how to respond to the current cost of living and energy crises.
7 February | Birmingham, UK
Looking at the whole system, this Utility Week event brings together professionals from energy networks to address the energy crisis and transition to net zero.
23-25 February | London, UK
An event bringing together investors, policymakers, developers, utilities, energy buyers and service providers in energy storage and security.
28 Feb- 2 March | London, UK
Brought together by Energy Institute experts, International Energy Week is a global conference addressing the geopolitical and environmental crises we’re currently facing. Professionals, investors, governments, academics and NGOs come together to discuss and work towards the clean energy transition.
1-2 March | London, UK
Previously known as the Sustainability Leaders Forum, Edie 23 is for business leaders, policymakers, net-zero experts, academics and NGOs to come together for decisive action on climate change and shaping the future of sustainable business.
10-11 May | Glasgow, Scotland
All-Energy is the UK’s largest low-carbon energy and full supply chain renewables event. The co-located Dcarbonise is aimed at private and public sector energy end users to focus on bettering energy efficiency and lowering the costs for buildings and transport.
16-17 May | Birmingham, UK
Utility Week Live is the UK’s biggest annual meeting of utilities professionals in energy and water.
16-17 May 2023 | Copenhagen, Denmark
This year the conference focuses on using capture technologies for production of building materials like cement, concrete, steel and production of advanced fuels.
24-25 May | London, UK
A meeting place for businesses, governments, and financiers. Partnered with the UK government and free to attend, Innovation Zero aims to be a platform for action to cut emissions positioned between the policy focused COP events.
7-8 June | New York, USA
A meeting place for global executives, policymakers and energy pioneers to focus on the global energy transition.
20 June | Coventry, UK
Network with 1500 Net Zero professionals from corporates, public sector organisations and SMEs and hear from speakers across various sectors with practical advice and solutions for decarbonisation.
20-22 June | Brussels, Belgium
An international event open to organisations, university associations, national and local authorities, professional associations, and non-profits working in sustainable development and energy. This year’s theme is “Accelerating the clean energy transition – towards lower bills and greater skills”.
27-28 June | London, UK
The flagship event of London Climate Action Week aims to bridge the gap between sustainability change-makers, business leaders, government and funding.
27-29 June | Birmingham, UK
The UKs largest event for heat, water, air, and energy technology professionals.
1-7 July
The UK’s national awareness campaign for net zero with expert insights and webinars running throughout the week.
13-14 September | Birmingham, UK
EFD’s two-day trade show will cover energy from secondary materials, technologies, energy management and decarbonisation.
5 October | Coventry, UK
The Major Energy User’s Council’s conference will include presentations from leaders in the energy sector and allow companies to network and showcase their latest technologies and innovations.
10-11 October | London, UK
An event bringing together energy professionals to collaborate on sustainability and net-zero goals, through focused meetings, networking and expert seminars.
25-26 January | Glasgow, UK
A conference run by Scottish Renewables for experts across the offshore wind industry, supply chain and stakeholders.
25-27 April | Copenhagen, Denmark
An annual international conference for the wind industry, looking in particular at how to achieve the EU’s target of 510 GW by 2030.
3-4 May | Hull, UK
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, OWC2023 is an annual conference, exhibition and networking event for delegates in the offshore wind sector.
10-12 May | Nantes, France
The world’s largest event focused on floating offshore wind turbines.
14-15 June | London, UK
The UK’s largest conference for the global offshore wind industry with over 5,000+ attendees expected and over 50 countries represented.
20-21 June | Paris, France
Held annually, Seaenergy brings together more than 4000 delegates, decision-makers and experts from the offshore energy sector.
11-12 July 2023 | Boston, USA
North America’s largest offshore wind conference and exhibition.
5-8 September | Aberdeen, Scotland
Backed by the Society of Petroleum Engineers, SPE Offshore Europe will be celebrating its 50th year anniversary and with it, 50 years of innovation. The conference and exhibition is for the entire energy value chain.
17-19 January | Warsaw, Poland
For manufacturers, suppliers, distributors and service providers of photovoltaic (PV) products and solutions across Poland and beyond. Last year saw 4,870 visitors and guests attend.
1-2 February | London, UK
Back for its 10th year, Solar Finance & Investment Europe brings together solar developers, asset managers, investors and financiers from across the world. It focuses on the latest business, financial solutions and new technologies for accelerating solar capacity as well as improving efficiencies and reducing maintenance.
21-22 March | Lisbon, Portugal
Returning for its 11th year in Lisbon, Large Scale Solar Europe is the meeting place for leading independent power producers and developers. The agenda will largely cover how Europe plans to expand solar capacity to meet its renewable energy goals, from auctions to investment to technological innovations.
27 April | Bucharest, Romania
A principal meeting place for companies in Romania’s emerging solar market.
13-14 June | Munich, Germany
A leading exhibition for Europe’s solar sector, bringing together manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, service providers and project planners and developers.
29-31 August | São Paulo, Brazil
In August, Intersolar brings us the biggest solar energy exhibition in Latin America.
17-19 October | Birmingham, UK
An event for solar storage and complementary technologies celebrating the technologies paving the way for a cleaner, smarter, more flexible and decentralised energy system.
27-28 June | London, UK
An event targeting solar utility and the rooftop solar market.
8-9 March | Brussels, Belgium
A platform for Europe’s solar sector. The agenda will focus on the challenges and solutions to expand solar energy capacity in the EU.
6-10 March
With transport responsible for 27% of the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions, this awareness week focuses on decarbonising transport as part of the UK’s net zero journey and how this can be achieved. Expect expert commentary, insights and webinars.
21-23 March | Valencia, Spain
An international conference on electric mobility, bringing together professionals from transport, cities and energy.
20 April | Silverstone, UK
A meeting place for government, EV engineers, scientists and business development professionals. The Expo allows businesses in EV infrastructure to platform their latest products, technologies and services.
28-30 April | Farnborough, UK
The leading UK festival for all things home, energy and electric vehicles. With businesses and consumers attending, Fully Charged showcases the latest in electric mobility from electric car models to EV chargers to clean energy suppliers.
19-21 May | Harrogate, UK
After popular demand, Fully Charged will deliver its first festival up north in Yorkshire. So, for all the northern EV enthusiasts, this one is for you.
23-25 May | Stuttgart, Germany
An international event bringing together attendees who are working to transform e-mobility with advanced battery, hybrid and EV innovation.
21-22 June | London, UK
With an expected attendance of over 10,000 people, MOVE is a world-leading event for tech and mobility start-ups focused on driving down the carbon emissions associated with mobility.
5 September | Oxford, UK
The leading business forum for the rapidly growing ebike sector, bringing together ebike leaders from across the world to propel the sector forwards.
3-4 October | Birmingham, UK
The UK’s leading annual event for the fleet and mobility community. Core themes include intelligent transport and mobility solutions and transitioning to electric vehicles and understanding charging needs.
10-11 October | London, UK
An event for innovation in the EV industry. Expect speakers from organisations, cities and technology providers.
28-30 November | London, UK
A leading international EV event for all things electric mobility. The London EV show creates the opportunity for businesses to exhibit the latest models, next-gen electrification technology, innovative products and solutions.
12-13 December | Oxford, UK
The EV summit provides a platform for business leaders and key stakeholders working in electric mobility, charging infrastructure, technology, batteries and energy.
28-29 March | Amsterdam, Netherlands
An international conference focused on scaling up hydrogen as a green and efficient energy alternative.
30 March | Telford, UK
A hub for businesses to exhibit the latest technology in the hydrogen industry.
9-11 May | Rotterdam, Netherlands
A leading international conference for hydrogen professionals. It will also feature the World Hydrogen Awards to celebrate exceptional achievements in the industry.
15 June | London, UK
Attended by executives, policymakers and financiers, the FT hydrogen summit is back for its third year.
5-6 July | Madrid, Spain
A global event for business professionals across the entire hydrogen value chain. With over 1,000 attendees, the agenda will focus on solutions and technological innovations for low-carbon hydrogen production, storage and distribution.
31 August | Online
A webinar by the Energy Institute presenting the latest findings from the Hy2005 study conducted by Consultant, Penspen.
27-28 September | Messe Bremen, Germany
Bringing together the entire supply chain, Hydrogen Technology Europe Expo is a leading trade fair for suppliers of hydrogen technologies, materials and engineering solutions. This year expects more than 150 international speakers and over 7500 attendees.
20 September | London, UK
Hear from experts from Wood MacKenzie on the key drivers and barriers facing low-carbon hydrogen.
14-15 September | London, UK
A meeting place uniting the full hydrogen value chain including investors, project development, development banks, financiers, and other stakeholders involved in hydrogen project development.
9-13 October | Rotterdam, Netherlands
World Hydrogen week includes the 4th annual World Hydrogen Congress, World Hydrogen Intelligence Day and the Global Hydrogen Projects Summit. This year, the week also includes the launch of the World Hydrogen Derivatives conference.
1-2 March | London, UK
The move to electrification has increased the demand for batteries. This conference brings together experts in battery recycling to focus on the challenges the industry faces and solutions for ensuring the safe and efficient disposal of batteries.
20 April | Silverstone, UK
The UK’s largest battery industry event bringing together hundreds of industry buyers, specialists and suppliers.
11 May | Oxford, UK
SFA Oxford is hosting a unique event to focus on the race to transition to electric mobility and the battery supply chain.
23-25 May | Stuttgart, Germany
Manufacturers, suppliers, engineers and decision-makers attend the conference and trade fair to focus on advanced battery and automotive industries.
14-16 June | Munich, Germany
Europe’s largest international exhibition for batteries and energy storage companies and professionals.
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