Net Zero Nations Projects Conference connects public-sector project owners with organisations that can help deliver practical net-zero projects. The event focuses on buildings, estates, energy, transport and infrastructure across London and the wider UK.
The conference brings policy, technology and delivery expertise together. Its programme explores how organisations can turn net-zero ambitions into funded, procured and deliverable projects.
Public, third-sector and charitable organisations can explore solutions and learn from practical delivery experience. Private-sector organisations can contribute expertise and discuss project requirements with those responsible for public-sector assets.
What the event covers
The programme covers buildings and estates, design and construction, retrofit, clean heat, energy, storage, transport, mobility and infrastructure. Funding and procurement also form part of the discussion.
Building-focused topics include insulation, heat pumps, solar, storage, smart controls and whole-house retrofit. Sessions also consider energy assessment, building data, digital modelling, compliance and retrofit prioritisation.
The programme addresses estate-wide decarbonisation, energy performance contracting, heat decarbonisation and multi-site project delivery. Energy discussions cover grid connections, renewable generation, storage, demand flexibility and energy management.
Transport content connects cleaner vehicles with depot charging, grid capacity and operational planning.
Connecting projects with expertise
Net Zero Nations structures the conference around presentations, panel discussions, exhibition networking and direct conversations between participants.
The 2027 event will feature two conference sessions with keynote presentations and Gold partner presentations. Each session will also include a panel Q&A.
The programme gives delegates time to meet exhibitors and discuss project requirements throughout the day. Extended networking sessions complement the main conference programme.
This format connects public-sector project needs with private-sector technologies, products, services and delivery expertise. The event aims to help organisations move from net-zero policy towards practical project delivery.
