Registration now open for All-Energy 2026

Registration is now open for the 25th annual All-Energy Exhibition and Conference, which will introduce new features as part of a ‘refreshed programme’. Returning to Glasgow’s SEC 13-14 May 2026, this low-carbon energy and renewables event will bring together ‘an international delegation for focused sessions exploring the priorities shaping the energy transition’.

New for 2026, a dedicated Solar and Storage theatre will join six established theatres delving into the sector’s ‘most pressing priorities’, which include: Innovation; Offshore and Onshore Wind and Marine Renewables; FutureGrid; and Future Talent. More than 300 exhibitors are expected and exhibition space is already over 80% sold.

This year’s event will also introduce an Innovators Hub. In partnership with Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC), it will provide a ‘dedicated showcase’ for delegates to meet ‘innovators, start-ups and disruptors driving the future of low-carbon energy’. Roundtables and workshops will also be new to All-Energy 2026, featuring interactive, discussion-led sessions offering ‘deeper dives into key challenges and enabling peer-to-peer learning and collaboration’.

Anam Khan, All-Energy event manager at RX Global said: “We pleased to open registrations as we return to celebrate All-Energy‘s 25th anniversary. This milestone year marks a clear evolution of the event, reflected in the refresh of our main conference, now named the Strategic Summit, which is designed to deliver more focused, high-level discussions on the issues shaping the future of clean energy.

While the show features a number of new events, popular features such as Meet the Buyer, Skill Zone and the STEM and Education Programme also remain, but across the show floor, we are introducing more curated, panel-led content, working in partnership with industry organisations to bring engaging, relevant topics to each theatre.

“We will also be launching the Women in New Energy Zone, in partnership with Energy Voice. This aims to bring together people of all genders from across the energy landscape to share knowledge through networking, mentoring and collaboration. Together, these developments reflect our commitment to creating a more connected, impactful and future-focused All-Energy experience.”

Last year’s event saw over 13,000 attendees gather over the two days. Registration for the All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2026 can be made via the website here.