This overarching theme will form the backbone of content at All-Energy 2027, which will again feature a Strategic Summit. It will see attendees hear from senior leaders and policymakers addressing the key challenges and opportunities impacting the industry.
The summit will be shaped by six core themes, covering everything from clean power and flexibility to energy security, the North Sea and the investment needed for UK supply chain re-industrialisation.
Following the successful introduction of the strategic summit committee in 2026 a new 27-member Executive Committee, comprising senior leaders and experts from across the energy sector, will help shape the programme for the 2027 edition. Chaired by Dr Philippa Parmiter, Managing Director of Decarb Scotland, the committee will work collaboratively to develop a forward-looking programme that addresses the industry's key challenges and opportunities.
Four Vice-Chairs stand alongside Philippa: Andrew Bruce, Senior Associate Director, Scottish Futures Trust; Clare Foster, Head of Clean Energy and Partner, Banking and Finance, Shepherd and Wedderburn; Derek Christie, Government Affairs Scotland and UK Sites, Siemens Energy; and Rob Micklewright, Senior External Affairs Manager, North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA).
“All-Energy welcomed a record turnout in May 2026 in what was our milestone 25th year” said Anam Khan, Event Manager, RX Global. “We are looking forward to carrying on that momentum into next year to ensure a bigger and better conference for a sector that continues to be of paramount importance to the UK and global economy. Our overarching theme for 2027, ‘Powering Delivery, Growth and Security’, reflects where the sector is now: the conversation is moving on from setting targets towards the practical work and proactive steps needed to build a clean and resilient energy system. The Strategic Summit is returning to offer a platform for in-depth, expert analysis that will ensure delegates leave Glasgow with the answers they need to take action and deliver results in their respective fields.”
The wider Executive Committee reaches beyond developers and policymakers to the investors, energy users and communities that delivery depends on including Deloitte, Great British Energy, Microsoft UK and National Energy System Operator (NESO). Its strategic purpose is to ensure that the conference programme addresses the significance of market signals, investment and policy; industrial delivery and supply chains; grid, flexibility and energy systems; energy demand, AI and industrial decarbonisation; and people, skills and productivity.
“The challenges facing the delivery of net zero haven’t gone away” added Dr Philippa Parmiter, Chair of the All-Energy 2027 Executive Committee. “I welcome the opportunity to chair the All-Energy Executive Committee and help shape a Strategic Summit that is honest about the barriers the sector faces. Just as importantly, it will highlight the opportunities and celebrate the action and success already happening across the energy system. I’m joined on the committee by members from across the sector who bring a wealth of experience, and I look forward to playing my part in delivering another successful All-Energy.”
All-Energy's show floor theatres are now also open for abstract submissions. The call for speakers covers seven theatres: Offshore/Onshore Wind & Marine Energy; Solar & Storage; Hydrogen; Future Grid; Heat & Community Energy; Future Talent; and Innovation, which will look at AI, data and the route from concept to deployment.
Organisers are looking for practical contributions: projects to share, lessons learned, new approaches and views on where the sector is heading. Abstracts can be submitted until 21 December 2026, with one abstract per topic, at: https://www.all-energy.co.uk/en-gb/show-programme/call-for-papers.html
Visitors can register their interest in All-Energy 2027 at: www.all-energy.co.uk
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