Registration has officially opened for the 25th annual All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2026.

Returning to Glasgow's SEC from 13–14 May, the UK's premier low-carbon energy event is set to host an international delegation to address the urgent priorities of the global energy transition.

The milestone silver anniversary edition introduces several major updates to its format, including the rebranding of its main conference as the Strategic Summit. This high-level programme is being shaped by a newly established executive committee of 29 industry experts to ensure discussions are focused on critical barriers such as grid capacity, finance, and policy uncertainty.

New Features for 2026 The show floor has been expanded to include several first-time features:

• Solar and Storage Theatre: A dedicated space for the rapidly growing solar sector, joining six established theatres covering Wind, FutureGrid, Hydrogen, and Marine Renewables.

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• Innovators Hub: Launched in partnership with the Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC), this area will showcase start-ups and disruptors driving breakthrough clean-energy technologies.

• Women in New Energy Zone: In partnership with Energy Voice, this zone focuses on networking and mentoring to support diversity and knowledge-sharing across all genders in the sector.

• Interactive Sessions: For the first time, the event will host curated roundtables and workshops to facilitate peer-to-peer learning on specific technical challenges.

Growing Scale and Demand Building on the success of 2025, which saw over 13,000 attendees (an 11% year-on-year increase), the 2026 exhibition is already over 80% sold out. More than 300 major exhibitors are confirmed, including industry giants such as Hitachi Energy, SSEN, OEUK, Enercon, and Nordex.

Anam Khan, All-Energy Event Manager at RX Global, commented: "This milestone year marks a clear evolution of the event. While we are introducing new curated, panel-led content, popular features such as Meet the Buyer, the Skill Zone, and the STEM & Education Programme will remain central to the experience."

Registration is currently free for industry professionals via the official event website, though fees may apply for late registrations closer to the event date.

To secure your place at All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2026, register here