Environment: the innovation, investment and action driving utilities' environmental stewardship 

Meet decision makers across the environment landscape in the new Environment zone, matching the buyers to the sellers. 

Utility Week Live 2027 (25-26 May, NEC Birmingham), Europe's only pan-utility exhibition, puts environmental technology and innovation in front of the sustainability, net zero, water and capital delivery leaders across UK water, gas and electricity utilities. 

See what the buyers want in the Brochure:


 

Utility Week Live 2027

 

The new Environment Zone connects you with buyers holding significant investment budgets, in a zone built around their purchasing priorities: CSO remediation, leakage reduction, catchment management, biodiversity net gain, low-carbon construction and net zero delivery. 

These are funded, regulated obligations, not strategy slides. The organisations helping utilities deliver on them need to be visible to the people making investment decisions. Will you be there to speak with them? 

First look at all zones

Capital Projects
Solutions across civil engineering and construction; project design and delivery; street works and reinstatement; and site plant and equipment.

 

Environment
Sustainability and environmental stewardship solutions including sustainable materials; carbon
accounting and reporting; nature based solutions and climate adaptation and resilience.


 

Workforce
HR and skills; training; facilities management and site services; fleet; health and safety; fieldforce management.


 

Customer
CRMs; billing systems; debt recovery; communications; vulnerable customer support.

 

Digital
Digital infrastructure including data, IoT and comms; digital twins and analytics; cloud, networks and integration platforms; and cyber security.

 

Flex and Storage
Connecting DSOs with flexibility and storage service suppliers to deliver low carbon, flexible networks.
 


 

Asset Management
Operational technology including remote monitoring, telecoms and SCADA; energy and water network operation and maintenance; switchgear, transformers and power equipment; instrumentation and sensors; leakage and loss reduction; metering.

 

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