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The HEA Annual Conference 2026: UK growth, energy security & decarbonisation


The Hydrogen Energy Association invites you to join the leaders of the UK hydrogen industry at its 2026 Annual Conference: UK Growth, Energy Security and Decarbonisation on 8th and 9th of July 2026 at the IET Savoy Place in London.


Given its Central London location, our 300+ delegate event is the key annual opportunity to network and build business with a maximised number of industrial and financial stakeholders in the UK, supplying, off-taking, transporting, storing, using and investing in hydrogen.


In 2026, the conference will showcase how the UK hydrogen economy can deliver economic growth, energy security and decarbonisation. There will be even greater emphasis on building demand: Integrating the voices of hydrogen users, working with developers across Industry, Mobility and Power.


The exhibition sits at the heart of the conference


where all the networking and catering takes place. It is an intimate event with effective targeted access to the decision makers of the UK hydrogen industry. Exhibiting gives you a chance to maximise brand visibility, build valuable networks and grow business in the UK and beyond.


Some of the confirmed companies participating in this year’s edition include MorGen Energy, Progressive Energy, Hynamics, N-GEN, Kimberly Clark, Heidelberg Materials, Glass Futures, Ministry of Defence, Lower Thames Crossing, GB Energy and ITM Power and sponsors by AFC Energy, Northern Valve & Fitting Company Ltd, UK-HyRes, Protium, SLR Consulting, Efectis, Luxfer Gas Cylinders, HI-ACT, Chesterfield Special Cylinders and Burges Salmon.


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