emex 2026
Cut Costs, Improve Building Performance And Strengthen Resilience At emex 2026 Meanwhile,
Facilities and estates teams are under growing pressure to reduce operating costs, improve building performance and resilience, while continuing to make measurable progress against sustainability targets.
emex 2026, taking place at Excel London on 25–26 November 2026, will bring together the technologies, expertise and practical ideas helping facilities, property and energy professionals respond to these challenges.
As the UK’s leading event for energy management and net zero, emex 2026 will welcome more than 4,500 professionals from across the built environment, industry, commerce and public sector. For facilities managers, it provides an opportunity to explore practical ways to reduce energy consumption, strengthen operational resilience and improve the performance of buildings and estates.
Visitors can access an extensive free-to-attend conference
programme featuring more than 200 expert speakers, covering energy management, smarter buildings, sustainability, flexibility and the future of the built environment.
The Keynote Theatre will examine major issues influencing facilities and estates strategies, including energy security, resilience, decarbonisation and changing energy markets.
For those looking to explore sustainability challenges in greater depth, the Sustainability Theatre will provide a more interactive setting for discussion. Topics will range from the impact of AI and the growing importance of climate adaptation to practical approaches for delivering sustainability objectives.
The Power Responsive Theatre will focus on energy flexibility, demand-side response and distributed energy resources, exploring how buildings and estates can play a more active role in the energy system while potentially reducing costs and improving resilience.
the Solutions Showcase Theatre will put
implementation at the centre of the conversation. Real-world case studies will demonstrate how organisations are applying new technologies and strategies, sharing measurable outcomes and lessons that visitors can take back to their own estates.
Of particular relevance to FM professionals will be the dedicated real estate programme delivered in partnership with Estates Gazette. Sessions will explore how owners, occupiers, investors and facilities teams can improve asset performance through smarter technology, energy efficiency and sustainability investment, while protecting asset value and preparing existing buildings for the future.
Alongside the conference programme, focused roundtables
and networking sessions will give facilities professionals the opportunity to exchange ideas directly with peers, industry experts and solution providers.
Previous visitors have highlighted the breadth of ideas and expertise available at the event. Gillian Brown, Senior Manager, Sustainable Design at Lloyd’s Banking Group, said: “emex is a fantastic way to connect and reconnect with the energy sector. A brilliant variety of solutions and presentations. A real ‘something for everyone’ show.”
Across the exhibition, visitors can discover products and services spanning energy management, building controls, onsite generation, flexibility, building performance, carbon reduction and sustainability.
Whether your priority is reducing energy bills, improving operational resilience, optimising building performance or progressing your sustainability strategy, emex 2026 offers an opportunity to compare solutions, learn from successful projects and make valuable new connections.
Register Free Today:
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