emex 2026 Cut Costs, Strengthen Resilience And Advance Sustainability At emex 2026
emex 2026 returns to Excel London on 25th–26th November 2026, bringing together the people, technologies and ideas helping organisations improve energy security, strengthen resilience, reduce costs, and advance their sustainability goals. As the UK’s leading event for energy management and net zero, emex 2026 welcomes more than 4,500 professionals from industry, commerce, the public sector, and the built environment. It provides a valuable opportunity to exchange knowledge, explore practical solutions and connect with the organisations driving change across the sector.
With energy costs, supply security and operational resilience remaining high on the agenda, emex 2026 will showcase the strategies, technologies and partnerships organisations need to respond to current pressures and prepare for the future.
Visitors can access an extensive free-to-attend conference programme featuring more than 200 expert speakers across a series of specialist theatres and content spaces.
The Keynote Theatre will tackle the major issues influencing the sector, bringing together industry leaders, policymakers and experts to discuss energy security, resilience, decarbonisation, market developments and the wider challenges facing organisations and infrastructure owners.
For those seeking more interactive discussion, the Sustainability Theatre will provide a more intimate setting focused on debating the big questions in sustainability and the current challenges affecting sustainability professionals. From the big AI debate and moving to the era of climate adaptation to practical tips to deliver sustainability objectives.
Meanwhile, the Solutions Showcase Theatre will move beyond theory to demonstrate how technologies and strategies are being implemented in practice. Through case studies and real-world examples, visitors will gain valuable insight into successful projects, lessons learned and measurable outcomes from organisations already delivering energy and sustainability improvements.
Delivered in partnership with Estates Gazette, the dedicated real estate content programme will explore how building owners, investors, developers and occupiers can improve asset performance through smarter technologies, sustainability strategies and investment in existing buildings. Sessions will focus on enhancing asset value, meeting evolving regulatory requirements and future-proofing property portfolios in a rapidly changing market.
Alongside the theatres, emex 2026 will host a programme of roundtable discussions and networking sessions, providing opportunities for delegates to engage directly with peers, industry experts and solution providers. These focused conversations will encourage knowledge sharing and help attendees explore common challenges and emerging opportunities across the energy and sustainability landscape.
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The Power Responsive Theatre will focus on flexibility, demand-side response, distributed energy resources and the role organisations can play in supporting a more resilient and efficient energy system while unlocking commercial benefits.
Across the exhibition, visitors will discover the latest products, services and technologies supporting energy management, onsite generation, flexibility, building performance, sustainability and carbon reduction. The event is designed to help organisations identify practical solutions that can deliver immediate value while supporting long- term strategic objectives. Whether your priority is improving energy resilience,
controlling costs, Join thousands of energy, enhancing building performance or
advancing sustainability commitments, emex 2026 offers the knowledge, connections and solutions needed to move forward with confidence.
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