ENGINEERING A NET ZERO FUTURE:
ALL-ENERGY and DCARBONISE’S
BACK IN TOWN!

There’s not long to wait until All-Energy, the UK’s largest renewable and low carbon energy exhibition and conference and the co-located Dcarbonise open at Glasgow’s SEC (15-16 May). The aisles and conference halls will be packed to the proverbial gunwales for what long ago was termed “the renewables AGM” that now it prides itself on acting as a catalyst to engineering a net zero future.

All elements of the show – the major exhibition, the multi streamed conference, show floor theatres, Civic Reception and Giant Networking Evening (sponsored by Siemens Energy and Siemens Gamesa) are free to attend for those with relevant business, or academic interests. The 2023 edition of the annual series attracted total attendance of 9.706 – a 27% increase on the 2022.

Politicians, industry leaders, working engineers and academic specialists abound in the stellar line-up of 600+ speakers in the 11 conference halls and rooms and

nine show floor theatres over the two days. All are working towards engineering a net zero future. They range from Scotland’s First Minister, Humza Yousaf MSP, and Energy, Just Transition and Fair Work Minister, Gillian Martin MSP (one on each day), through to a veritable who’s who of experts delivering major plenary sessions to start each day and 55 technical sessions as well as nine show floor theatres.

The full conference programme encompasses all other forms of renewable energy – Offshore and onshore wind, solar, bioenergy, marine renewables (tidal stream and wave), hydropower and tidal range. Naturally it also includes hydrogen and energy storage; investment – in a session entitled ‘The Bear and the Butterfly’; and the PPA Market,– including a view from Amazon; supply chain; the circular economy in energy; future talent (including jobs, skills and training); community and local energy; and much more, plus full coverage of the Dcarbonise range of subjects.

We look forward to seeing you in mid-May!

View the conference programme