🗓️15/10/2025-16/10/2025

📍United Kingdom

The Energy Landscape UK Conference & Exhibition, also known as ELUK 2025, is a pivotal two-day event set to take place at The Hurlingham Club in London. With the theme "Empowering the UK's Energy Future: Collaboration, Innovation, and Skills for Net-Zero Success," this Conference is designed to address the next phase of the UK's energy transition, building on the successes of the previous year. ELUK 2025 aims to bring together industry leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders to explore innovative strategies and collaborative solutions that are necessary to meet the UK's ambitious net-zero targets. The Conference will delve into critical topics that shape the UK's energy transition, including the oil and gas phase-out, carbon capture technologies, workforce skills development, and the Net-Zero Energy Roadmap. Attendees can expect comprehensive panel discussions featuring a diverse array of speakers from various sectors, including renewables, nuclear energy, electric vehicles, finance, and investment. The event also emphasizes the importance of public-private partnerships and aims to develop the necessary skills for the energy workforce of tomorrow. ELUK 2025 will serve as a key platform for thought leadership and strategic planning, addressing the UK's energy challenges within the broader context of political changes and global energy dynamics. The learning outcomes from the Conference are designed to equip professionals and stakeholders with valuable insights to contribute effectively to the UK's energy future. In summary, ELUK 2025 is poised to be a landmark event that not only highlights the complexities and opportunities in the UK's journey toward a net-zero future but also fosters networking and active contributions to the transformation of the energy landscape. Together, participants will work towards addressing the pressing energy challenges and shaping a sustainable, decarbonized future for the UK.

🏷️ Energy Transition; Renewable Energy; Policymakers; Net-Zero Roadmap; Carbon Capture; Nuclear; EV; Electric Vehicles; Finance & Investment