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Renewables Procurement & Revenue Summit 2026

2026-05-20 ~ 2026-05-21 , London

The UK and Ireland are emerging as renewable energy hotspots, with the UK's PPA market adding over 2 GW in new deals and Ireland achieving over 50% clean electricity supply. By mid-2025, both markets led Europe in PPA activity, demonstrating strong investor confidence.
 

However, organisations face mounting pressure to decarbonise while maintaining energy security and affordability. Challenges include negative pricing events, solar cannibalisation, market volatility, grid congestion, and slow network expansion. PPAs now require hybrid models, hourly matching, and complex negotiations.
 

Corporate buyers must deliver credible ESG outcomes and navigate evolving regulations, from REMA to CfD scheme reforms, which are reshaping commercial risk across both markets.
 

In response, developers and offtakers are adopting sophisticated strategies including battery storage integration, dynamic pricing models, and data-driven trading platforms to ensure revenue stability and market flexibility.

The Renewable Procurement & Revenue Summit 2026 brings together the UK and Ireland’s renewable energy ecosystem to address these realities head-on. Over two days, featuring dedicated Buyer and Seller streams, the Summit blends plenary discussions, expert panels, case studies, executive interviews, and peer-to-peer roundtables to deliver actionable insights on market trends, risk mitigation, and innovative contracting solutions.
 

Now in its fifth year, the Summit unites the full spectrum of market participants, including developers, utilities, traders, and corporates from data centers, manufacturing, finance, and heavy industry. It is the essential forum to exchange insights, accelerate deal execution, and shape the future of a resilient, low-carbon power system.
 

The Summit is not just about knowledge; it is where partnerships are forged, strategies are tested, and the next phase of renewable procurement in the UK and Ireland takes shape.