236 Exhibitors Confirmed for ALL-ENERGY 2026 at Scottish Exhibition Centre

ALL-ENERGY EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE 2026 has confirmed 236 exhibitors for its two-day run at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre in Glasgow, May 13-14, 2026. The event positions itself as the UK's largest low-carbon energy and renewables gathering, targeting the renewable energy community for networking and business development.

The exhibitor roster spans clean energies, renewable technologies, energy production and transportation, plus environmental protection solutions. International participation includes companies from Italy, Switzerland, and the United States alongside UK-based firms specializing in hydrogen infrastructure, carbon capture, and electric vehicle charging systems.

Hydrogen and Carbon Management Take Centre Stage

The technology mix reflects current industry priorities, with hydrogen infrastructure companies like Hydrasun Ltd and Hydrogen Scotland confirmed alongside carbon management specialists. Burckhardt Compression AG from Switzerland brings expertise in carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), hydrogen storage, and transport infrastructure including pipelines and dispensing technologies.

Electric vehicle infrastructure features prominently through exhibitors like Black & Veatch from the United States, which focuses on EV charging stations, heavy-duty vehicle solutions, and utility equipment. The company's participation signals continued integration between renewable energy generation and transport electrification.

UK Energy Transition in Focus

Regulatory and industry bodies will provide policy context, with the Energy Institute and NSTA (North Sea Transition Authority) both exhibiting. NSTA's presence underscores the UK's shift from offshore oil and gas toward low-carbon transport, geothermal energy, hydrogen infrastructure, and nuclear power development.

Scottish companies dominate the domestic participation, reflecting Scotland's renewable energy leadership and the Glasgow venue location. Fluidic Ltd represents technologies across England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, while specialized firms like Northern Valve & Fitting Company Limited bring gas processing and production equipment expertise.

What Attendees Can Expect

The two-day format emphasizes business networking and deal-making within the renewable energy community. Exhibition halls will showcase technologies across the clean energy spectrum, from traditional renewables to emerging hydrogen economies and carbon management solutions. The concurrent conference program typically addresses policy developments, technology advances, and market opportunities across the low-carbon energy transition.

Italian participation through GBE S.p.A. and IRCA SPA reflects continued European integration in renewable energy supply chains. The presence of multiple system integration and EPC contractors suggests active project development and deployment opportunities for attendees.