The International Energy Exhibition London (UKIEE 2027) is an international business and technical platform focused on energy projects, procurement and project delivery.
Organised by UK Petroleum Co. Ltd, UKIEE 2027 will bring together professionals involved in defining, engineering, financing, procuring, supplying, constructing and operating energy and critical-infrastructure projects.
Magazine London has been selected as the venue for UKIEE 2027, taking place on 24-27 May 2027.
The event is designed around a practical principle: bringing organisations with genuine project and procurement requirements together with companies able to provide the engineering, equipment, technology, specialist services and delivery capability required to move those projects forward.
Who UKIEE is for
On the project and procurement side, UKIEE is intended for:
- project and asset owners;
- utilities and operators;
- developers and project directors;
- EPC and EPCM project teams;
- procurement and strategic sourcing professionals;
- engineering authorities and technical specifiers;
- contracts and commercial teams; and
- asset, reliability and operations professionals.
On the engineering and supply side, participation is relevant to:
- engineering, EPC, EPCM and project-management organisations;
- OEMs and equipment manufacturers;
- project suppliers and packaged-system providers;
- specialist contractors and commissioning companies;
- testing, inspection and technical-assurance organisations;
- operations technology and reliability providers; and
- logistics, finance, insurance and other project-service companies.
Energy and infrastructure focus
UKIEE applies across a range of project environments including power generation and energy infrastructure; grid, transmission and distribution; energy storage and flexibility; critical power and digital infrastructure; industrial energy systems; low-carbon infrastructure; existing-asset modernisation; and other relevant energy and critical-infrastructure projects.
Rather than separating participants only by technology sector, UKIEE is structured around six practical project functions: Projects & Project Readiness; Engineering & Project Delivery; Procurement & Supplier Readiness; Technology Readiness & Project Integration; Asset Operations & Reliability; and International Project Supply & Partnerships.
A central element of the event is the Project & Procurement Exchange, through which appropriate project owners, procurement teams and technical decision-makers can present defined requirements. UKIEE can then identify relevant confirmed capabilities and facilitate discussions where there is a genuine professional fit.
Three-day delivery programme
Day 1 – DEFINE & PREPARE
Projects, requirements, feasibility, FEED, project readiness, bankability and project controls.
Day 2 – QUALIFY & PROCURE
Engineering specifications, technology readiness, supplier qualification, procurement packages and relevant project/supplier meetings.
Day 3 – CONTRACT & DELIVER
Contracting, international supply, local content, consortium development, subcontracting, construction, commissioning and handover.
UKIEE 2027 is being developed as a focused inaugural international event, with planning objectives of approximately 50-75 physical exhibiting organisations, 1,500-2,500 professional visitors and 250-350 project-delivery forum participants. These are planning objectives rather than guaranteed attendance figures.
The British Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce is supporting UKIEE 2027 as a Supporting Chamber, helping extend awareness of the event among relevant UK-Bulgaria business, member and professional networks. As a Supporting Chamber, BBCC MMembers receive a 10% commission on each eligible paid booking introduced through BBCC, subject to the terms of the agreement.
Organisations interested in exhibiting, presenting project or procurement requirements, attending professionally or exploring commercial partnership opportunities can find further information at www.ukiee.com.