How can the UK accelerate the transition to clean energy while delivering energy security, affordability and economic growth?

The UK’s energy landscape is undergoing profound change as the Government works towards a clean power system by 2030 and the legally binding target of net zero by 2050. The Clean Power 2030 Action Plan, Great British Energy, continued investment in renewable generation, grid reform and the expansion of low-carbon technologies are creating new opportunities across the energy system. Yet significant challenges remain. Grid connection delays, planning constraints, infrastructure investment, rising energy costs and supply chain pressures are all affecting the pace of deployment, while organisations and communities face the challenge of balancing decarbonisation with affordability, resilience and growing demand for energy. As clean energy moves from ambition to large-scale delivery, collaboration between government, local authorities, businesses, investors, energy providers and communities will be critical to building a secure, flexible and affordable energy system.

The Institute of Government & Public Policy is proud to present The National Clean Energy Conference and Exhibition 2027, bringing together senior leaders, policymakers, practitioners and innovators from across the clean energy ecosystem. The conference will examine the latest policy and regulatory developments shaping the transition, alongside the practical challenges and opportunities involved in scaling renewable generation, developing local energy systems, accelerating electrification, improving energy efficiency and unlocking investment in clean energy infrastructure. With perspectives from across government, local government, energy, housing, infrastructure, academia and the private sector, the event will provide a platform to share successful approaches, explore emerging technologies and identify opportunities for greater collaboration.

Join the Institute of Government & Public Policy at The National Clean Energy Show 2027 to hear from leading voices shaping the UK’s energy future, explore the latest developments across the sector, and discover how organisations and communities can work together to accelerate a cleaner, more secure and affordable energy system.