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Key Themes
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Our programme is now confirmed, opening with a keynote and plenary sessions on the economics, deployment and collaboration needed to scale electrification, before dividing into two afternoon streams – Electrifying Operations and Optimising Energy – and closing with facilitated Peer-to-Peer Challenge Tables.
Confirmed speakers include senior leaders from UNECE, HSBC UK, Microsoft, Biffa, Electrify Britain and IDRIC, among others.
Get Involved
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Speaking Opportunities
Our 2026 programme now features a confirmed line-up of senior speakers from organisations including UNECE, HSBC UK, Microsoft, Biffa and Electrify Britain. We continue to welcome conversations with senior leaders who can share practical experience for any remaining opportunities.
If you are interested in speaking at Electrifying the Economy, we'd love to hear from you.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Electrifying the Economy offers a focused environment for organisations seeking to engage senior decision-makers responsible for electrification, energy strategy, infrastructure and operational transformation.
Sponsorship opportunities are available for organisations looking to demonstrate expertise, build relationships and contribute to the conversation shaping the future of electrification in the UK.
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Insights Report: Towards Electrifying the Economy
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We recently published a report summarising the key insights from the Electrifying the Economy Working Group held at Innovation Zero World Congress in April 2026.
The working group brought together senior representatives from across industry, infrastructure, finance, technology and government to discuss the opportunities and challenges associated with electrification.
The report highlights the key themes that emerged during these discussions, including infrastructure constraints, organisational barriers, investment priorities and the actions needed to support electrification across the UK economy.