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Powering the Future Economy |
28th & 29th April 2026 | Olympia London
28–29 April 2026 | Olympia London
Built & Infrastructure Forum Overview
The Built & Infrastructure Forum focuses on the physical and digital systems of the future economy – cities, buildings, transport, utilities and connectivity. It explores how we design, fund and deliver electrified, low-carbon and resilient infrastructure at scale.
This Forum reflects the growing convergence between:
Energy systems
Transport electrification
Digital infrastructure
Climate adaptation and resilience
Innovation Zero World | 28th & 29th April 2026 | Olympia London
2026 Built & Infrastructure Forum Speakers
Meet Our Confirmed Speakers
Innovation Zero World is proud to present an outstanding lineup of speakers for the Built & Infrastructure Forum, showcasing leaders and innovators in sustainable urban development and green infrastructure.
2026 Built & Infrastructure Agenda Overview
Why Attend the Built & Infrastructure Forum?
This forum is essential for urban planners, developers, and policymakers dedicated to creating resilient and sustainable built environments.
Attendees will gain insights into innovative technologies, financing models, and best practices for achieving a low-carbon future.
What Will You Learn?
How cities are electrifying heat, transport and buildings
How climate resilience is being built into long-term infrastructure design
How planning and procurement are evolving to accelerate delivery
How infrastructure finance is being unlocked at scale
How digital infrastructure is enabling smarter, more resilient urban systems
The Built & Infrastructure Forum will showcase innovative strategies to decarbonise urban areas and infrastructure, addressing the challenges of enhancing resilience, biodiversity and social equity.
Forum Partner
Innovation Zero World | 28th & 29th April 2026 | Olympia London
Why Exhibit or Sponsor
Position your solutions inside the electrification of cities and transport.
Meet public and private buyers delivering major infrastructure programmes.
Align with national infrastructure investment priorities.
Engage the organisations shaping how the future economy is built.
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