The Distributed Energy Show 2027 is the UK's premier event for flexible, sustainable, and decentralised energy systems, forming a vital part of Energy Technology Live. It serves as a crucial forum for energy users, network operators, and the entire energy supply chain, showcasing the widest array of technologies for onsite and localised heat and power generation, alongside essential infrastructure and software. Professional buyers and decision-makers will discover cutting-edge solutions to integrate renewables, improve efficiency, and optimise energy management, contributing to net-zero objectives. Exhibitors gain unparalleled opportunities to showcase innovations, generate leads, and foster new business relationships within the rapidly evolving UK distributed energy market. Attending this free event provides direct access to the latest advancements and valuable networking with industry experts, making it indispensable for anyone seeking low-cost, low-carbon energy strategies.
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UK's Leading Distributed Energy Event
Recognized as the premier event for flexible, sustainable, and decentralised energy systems in the UK, crucial for the energy transition.
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Co-located with Energy Storage Show
Experience a comprehensive showcase of energy technologies by co-locating with The Energy Storage Show, offering broader solutions.
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Extensive Conference Program
Engage with over 150 speakers across multiple stages, featuring world-renowned experts discussing net-zero and sustainability.
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Free to Attend for Professionals
Access cutting-edge innovations and networking opportunities without cost, making it accessible to a broad professional audience.
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Yes, the event is free to attend, making it accessible to a broad professional audience.
The Distributed Energy Show is organized by Event Partners Ltd.
The event showcases technologies for onsite and localised heat and power generation, energy storage solutions, infrastructure, software, and components for low-cost, low-carbon energy strategies.
The event takes place in Birmingham, United Kingdom, at NEC, Hall 9.
