Offshore Wind Opportunities in Scotland
2024-02-22 10:00 - 11:00 UTC
Join us for a webinar on the Scottish offshore wind industry.
With the new ScotWind and INTOG leasing rounds there will be a massive surge of activity in Scottish waters.

GlobalScot: Energy Transition Briefing (Timeslot 1)
2024-02-28 16:00 - 17:00
Following the announcement of our new strategy for economic transformation, our mission leads are keen to share this approach with the GlobalScot network directly.
Join this session to hear from mission lead Suzanne Sosna on Energy Transition.
This mission aims to accelerate technological innovation, supply chain capability and investment in manufacturing facilities and key infrastructure, with the potential to double the number of companies operating across green energy sectors. Our goal is to ensure that the maximum economic benefit is derived from opportunities presented by the energy transition.
GlobalScots and the network will play a key role in helping to deliver this strategy and this session will provide more detail about this mission, give you an opportunity to ask questions, to comment and consider how you can help.
Please note there will be two briefing sessions for each of the three missions to accommodate different world time zones.

GlobalScot: Energy Transition Briefing (Timeslot 2)
2024-03-04 08:00 - 09:00

Hydrogen Expert Support - Networking Conference
2024-03-26 09:30 - 14:00 | Energy Transition Zone, Hareness Road, Aberdeen, AB12 3LE
Scottish Enterprise invite the participants of the Hydrogen Expert Support programme to the Energy Transition Zone hub in Aberdeen for a day of networking and collaboration.
We’re encouraging the included companies to learn from one other and find collaborative opportunities within their operations.
Together we can boost the capabilities of Scottish companies within this sector both domestically and internationally.

Clean Heat 2024
2024-03-27 09:00 - 19:00 | DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Glasgow Central, 36 Cambridge Street, Glasgow, G2 3HN
Scottish Enterprise invites you to join us on 27 March for Clean Heat 2024 in Glasgow.
Throughout the day we’ll hear from a range of experts, including Local Authorities, providing an overview of their Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategies highlighting the scale of the Clean Heat opportunity in Scotland. We will also spotlight Scottish companies on the range of capability they can bring to the clean heat supply chain, the importance of innovation, and investing in the supply chain. Finally, we will hear from private investors and what they look for when investing in a clean heat project.
We are delighted to welcome Mr Patrick Harvie, Minister for Zero Carbon Buildings, Active Travel and Tenants’ Rights, to open our event. We also have a number of confirmed speakers including Prof. Matthew Hannon, Professor of Sustainable Energy and Business Policy at the University of Strathclyde, as well as Glasgow, Edinburgh and Fife Local Authorities and the Scottish National Investment Bank. We will also have Eddy Adams facilitating the day, a public policy advisor, consultant and writer, specialising in urban policy and social innovation.
The day will finish off with a drinks reception and further opportunities for networking.
Our event will bring together 200 attendees and exhibitors. Those present will have plenty of opportunities to make new contacts and network with a range of organisations.

Webinar: Working with Inch Cape - Supply Chain Lessons and Learnings
2024-04-18 11:00 - 12:00
This webinar is being organised by NOF, on behalf of Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm, and is being supported by Forth & Tay Offshore (FTO). This webinar will be free to attend, with tickets allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.
This webinar will provide an update on the project before offering some experience-based advice for potential suppliers, including those transitioning from other industries such as oil & gas, small businesses seeking to grow or other companies aiming to diversify into the sector. It will also be an opportunity for suppliers to feedback on how developers could better support them.
This webinar will aim to:

Give attendees an update on Inch Cape as the project heads into full construction.
Give an insight into the procurement process and the opportunity to feedback on how developers can support following a tender round.
Provide existing offshore wind suppliers and those with ambitions to enter the sector with ideas on how to improve their offerings.

Introduction to Energy Transition in APAC
2024-05-22 09:00 - 10:00
Meet the APAC Energy Transition team and hear our priorities and opportunities for the year ahead.
This webinar is for Scotland based companies in energy transition.

Unlocking Efficiency in Green Energy Supply Chains through Emerging Technologies
2024-05-28 11:00 - 12:00
Join this webinar to learn about how new and emerging technologies can unlock efficiencies in the green energy supply chain and how secure data sharing can reduce costs and optimise processes in the Energy sector.

USA Offshore Wind Market Update - May 2024
2024-05-29 14:00 - 15:00
Join us to hear an update on the current state of play in the US offshore wind market.
Learn more about upcoming projects, proposed longer term developments and SDI’s future event calendar.

Horizon Europe & International Low Carbon Research & Innovation Funding
2024-08-15 10:00 - 14:00 | The Studio Glasgow, 67 Hope Street, G2 6AE
Join Scottish Enterprise for a workshop in Glasgow to learn about the range of funding available to support research and innovation in the critical growth areas of energy and low carbon.
The session will provide details of the current and upcoming funding available through Horizon Europe, as well as details of other international funding programmes and grants including Eureka Eurostars, EIC Pathfinder and Accelerator, SMART grants, Global Business Innovation Programme and more!
This event will provide an early insight to these opportunities, including some which have yet to be published.
It will therefore be of interest to Innovative companies, universities / research and public sector organisations who are planning, supporting or interested in the available funding opportunities for energy and low carbon research and innovation projects.

Hydrogen market opportunities in Scotland and Denmark
2024-08-22 09:00 - 10:00
Following the recent announcement on the Danish hydrogen pipeline to Germany, join this free webinar and hear from key stakeholders in the Danish and Scottish hydrogen/PtX ecosystems and get an update on the state of play in both countries.

Innovative Horizons: Exploring Floating Offshore Substations, CCS Shipping, Hydrogen, and Flow Assurance
2024-10-22 10:00 - 11:00
Hosted by member company Crondall Energy and supported by Forth & Tay Offshore.
We are delighted to be bringing you an opportunity to attend focused technical topics that are crucial to delivering the UK’s net zero ambitions.
This session will look at; Developing practical solutions for floating offshore wind substations, Opportunities and considerations for CO2 shipping, maximising the efficiency of grid scale hydrogen production, & CCS Transport and Storage Operational Challenges.
You can choose to attend two sessions out of the four available topics. More information on each topic:

Developing practical solutions for floating offshore wind (FOW)

As developers venture further offshore and into deeper waters to harness wind power, practical solutions are required for the transfer of power to shore. Floating and subsea substations are receiving a growing interest for floating offshore wind developments, as they potentially provide a cost-competitive alternative to traditional fixed platforms. This presentation will provide an overview of the latest challenges and limitations associated with the transmission of power to shore. The different types of substations, their key design features, and their applicability will be presented. The current status of technology development will be outlined along with a discussion of the pros and cons of each approach.

Opportunities and considerations for CO2 shipping

CO2 shipping is being considered for an increasing proportion of CCS projects, as a means of increasing sequestered volumes and therefore revenue. There are a multitude of ship designs and offloading concepts being considered with different offloading locations, and pressure regimes. This presentation will provide an overview of the offloading options being considered and the opportunities of different pressure regimes

Maximising the efficiency of grid scale hydrogen production

Crondall Energy have recently completed a concept study focusing on developing the optimum grid scale hydrogen production facility, considering the full envelop from electrical generation to by products and H2 production. This presentation will provide a holistic overview of the technical risks and opportunities for large scale hydrogen production directly from renewable sources. Presenting the key design decisions and considerations to maximise the efficiency of the complete H2 production system, not just the electrolyser.

CCS Transport and Storage Operational Challenges

We will discuss the main issues to be addressed in CCUS for pipeline CO2 transportation and operability considerations. Practical experience in developing associated solutions will also be presented.
Agenda

10:00 – 10:10 – Introduction and move to meeting rooms
10:10 – 10:30 – Session 1
10:30 – 10:35 – Transfer between rooms
10:35 – 10:55 – Session 2
10:55 – 11:00 – close out

Renewable Energy Supply Chain Conference 2025
2025-03-13 09:00 - 16:00 | The Chester Hotel, 55-63 Queen's Road, Aberdeen, AB15 4YP
Scotland, long known as the ‘Energy capital of Europe’, with a rich history in oil and gas, is poised for a new chapter. Another massive economic opportunity in renewable energy is set not only to power our country but all of the UK for generations to come.
Meeting the UK and Scottish Government’s ambitious renewable energy targets will depend not only on a commitment from developers to drive projects but on a whole raft of skilled, experienced, innovative suppliers, too. From offshore inspection, to civil engineering, electrical products and data services, there is a wide variety of work to be tendered for, won and delivered.
The Renewable Energy Supply Chain Conference is a key platform for businesses and clients in the renewable energy industry, across all technologies, to come together, explore opportunities and break down barriers to maximise the economic opportunity at stake. Our sessions will showcase the supply chain and explore solutions whilst our Meet-the-Buyer appointments will provide suppliers with the opportunity to attend one-to-one appointments with procurement teams.

Clean Heat Retrofit Innovation Challenge Showcase
2025-03-18 09:30 - 12:30 | Radisson Blu Hotel, 301 Argyle Street, Glasgow, G2 8DL
Our 3 hour event will bring together 80 attendees and exhibitors. It will include lots of opportunities to make new contacts and network with a range of organisations.
The event will also:

Showcase the Green Heat retrofit projects in social housing from Local Authorities and Registered Social Landlords
Raise awareness of the market opportunity in clean heat through inspiring key speakers and will support engagement with the supply chain
Provide an opportunity for local authorities and registered social landlords to discuss their plans for clean heat transition in Scotland
Build on and complement existing planned events, such as our Heat Network workshops and Clean Heat 2025
Support SMEs and get them ready to collaborate and connect with our support and the wider ecosystem

Clean Heat 2025
2025-03-26 09:00 - 19:00 | DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Glasgow Central, 36 Cambridge Street, Glasgow, G2 3HN
The Clean Heat event is dedicated to the delivery of clean, renewable heat to buildings in Scotland. It brings together public, private, and third-sector organisations to share their knowledge and expertise of the sector.
Its purpose is to generate interest in the clean heat supply chain by showcasing the opportunities that exist within it.
The event will also address the barriers to Scotland’s heat decarbonisation targets and look at how we can overcome them.
We’re looking for a broad range of attendees, including:

Small and medium-sized enterprises that are already in, or looking to enter, the clean heat supply chain and are based in Scotland
Local authorities
New-build developers
Key industry organisations
Investors
Academics, innovation centres, and Catapults
Utility providers
First mover organisations – registered social landlords, public sector bodies, private landlords, and social housing organisations

Horizon Europe & International Low Carbon Research & Innovation Funding
2025-03-31 10:00 - 15:30 | Hilton Glasgow, 1 William Street, Glasgow, G3 8HT
Join us at our Glasgow workshop and learn about the range of funding available to support research and innovation in the critical growth areas of energy and low carbon.
We can help you understand the unique benefits that Horizon Europe and other international programmes can offer.
International funding programmes we’ll cover include:

Horizon Europe including low carbon and energy calls and EIC Pathfinder and Accelerator
Clean Energy Transition Partnership
Global Business Innovation Programme
Eureka Eurostars

Our workshop will:

Provide an overview of the unpublished 2025 energy and low carbon funding opportunities in Horizon Europe and give details of other international funding programmes and grants
Offer top tips and shared experiences from previously successful applicants and evaluators
Include a dedicated pitching session so that you can share your project ideas and expertise
Help you find support that’s available to you and your Scottish company
Introduce you to other organisations similar to yours – either those developing applications or in need of a partner

Who should join?
This workshop is of interest to innovative companies, universities, research bodies, and public sector organisations that are planning, supporting or interested in the available funding opportunities for energy and low carbon research and innovation projects.

Making Angus buildings more energy efficient - Business Energy Scotland
2025-06-23 14:00 - 15:00
Looking for good ideas that will help your business save energy and tackle energy bills?
Wondering if you could take advantage of renewables like solar power or wind? Looking to play your part in reaching net zero? Free support is available from Business Energy Scotland. Business Energy Scotland is funded by the Scottish Government to provide free, impartial support and access to funding to help businesses save energy, carbon and money.
Small or medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) looking to improve premises in Scotland can access Business Energy Scotland’s free support. This includes charities and registered start-ups.
Whether you are just starting out on your energy-saving journey and need some pointers or are looking for expertise and funding to support your current plans, Business Energy Scotland’s team of experienced business advisors and energy-saving consultants provide impartial advice and project support.
Through Business Energy Scotland, SMEs that have been trading for 12 months can also access unsecured, interest-free loans from the Scottish Government. The Scottish Government’s SME Loan Scheme offers interest free loans from £1,000 to £100,000 to help eligible SMEs pay for energy and carbon-saving upgrades in their business. Recipients can also receive a cashback grant of up to £30,000 when installing eligible equipment.

Making Angus buildings more energy efficient - Local Energy Scotland
2025-06-24 18:00 - 19:00
Local Energy Scotland will be hosting this webinar to showcase the funding on offer for community buildings.
The webinar will focus on the guidance for the Scottish Government’s Community and Renewable Scheme (CARES) Community Buildings Fund and will also provide more information on the Community Energy Generation Growth Fund.
There will be a Q&A session, as well as case studies from previously-supported projects in the Angus area. The local development officer will be on hand to answer any questions about potential projects.

Home Energy Scotland home renewables - decarbonising your home and making it more energy efficient
2025-06-25 12:30 - 13:30, 2025-06-25 18:00 - 19:00
Home Energy Scotland is here to offer free advice and support to help you make your home warmer, reduce your energy bills, and contribute to a greener, more sustainable future.
Our service is funded by the Scottish Government and managed by Energy Saving Trust. We are committed to positively impacting the lives of people throughout Scotland. This webinar will focus on the work what we do and how we can support. It will also have a focus on our renewable service, the tailored reports which can be created as well as links to funding which may be available.
Keeping your home warm and lowering your carbon footprint can go hand in hand. Learn how renewable energy like solar power, wind, and water can heat your home for less.

Home Energy Scotland for landlords - decarbonising your rental home and making it more energy efficient
2025-06-26 12:30 - 13:30, 2025-06-26 18:00 - 19:00
This webinar will focus on the work the help available to registered private landlords looking to improve the energy efficiency of their rental properties.
Whether you’re looking to discuss your Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) or various funding options or have your property assessed in depth, we can help.
If you need to make improvements to your property, now’s the time to start. Our private landlord specialists can talk you through the new standards and help you determine what improvements to prioritise.

Could voltage optimisation quickly cut your energy bills
2025-09-25 10:00 - 11:00
Unless your business is operating completely off grid by generating its own electricity, you’ll be powering your lights, fans, compressors, fridges, freezers and so on using electricity that’s supplied by the UK’s National Grid.
The National Grid supplies your electricity at a voltage of around 230 Volts, but did you know that not all equipment needs the 230 Volts you’re paying for? And that that many types of equipment simply waste what they don’t use.
Introducing voltage optimisation – a voltage optimisation device stops waste. By regulating the flow of electricity around your business it ensures that the energy your business pays for is utilised more effectively.
If you are interested in reducing your energy bills and carbon footprint, join this webinar to find out if voltage optimisation could help you.

Lunch and Learn: How to save cash and carbon
2025-11-03 12:00 - 12:30
Join us for a practical session with small business energy expert Jon Perks on how to save your business cash and carbon from the outset.
The energy market today is fast-moving and finding the right tariff isn’t just about cutting costs – it’s about gaining a real competitive advantage.
In this Lunch and Learn, Jon will explain how to choose the most suitable energy tariff for your small business.
You’ll learn how to interpret your energy consumption (with the help of your smart meter) to make small, simple changes that add up to big savings on both cash and carbon.
You’ll leave with actionable tips on saving time, reducing your bills and shrinking your carbon footprint – all while keeping your business ahead of the curve through the power of data.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn how smarter energy choices can help your business save cash and carbon, and grow.
Topics covered in this session:

How to pick the right tariff for your business: Why having the right tariff and shifting consumption can save the earth – in more ways than one
Your energy insights: How to use data from your smart meter to quickly identify where you can cut costs and reduce your carbon footprint, without taking up valuable time
Actionable tips to save cash and carbon: Walk away with practical, easy-to-implement tips that will help your business save money and time, and stay competitive in today’s market

International Energy Week 2026
2026-02-10 09:00 - 2026-02-12 15:30 | QEII Centre, Westminster, London, SW1P 3EE
International Energy Week 2026 is the first major global energy event following COP30, where the world’s energy leaders gather to turn climate commitments into action.
Backed by the Energy Institute and its 20,000-strong membership, International Energy Week offers a unique platform to tackle the most urgent challenges in energy: from grid resilience and supply chain risk, to financing the transition and scaling innovation.
With its trusted heritage as the UK’s flagship energy event, International Energy Week is more than just a conference – it’s a convening force, a networking hub and a strategic tool in the Energy Institute’s mission to create a better energy future.
Over three days of high-profile keynotes, panel discussions, and networking, and culminating in the prestigious International Energy Week dinner and awards ceremony, the week attracts more than 1,000 delegates from around the globe.
International Energy Week is designed for energy professionals across the spectrum – executives, policymakers, investors, engineers, academics, and early-career talent. Whether you’re driving strategy, scaling innovation or shaping policy, this is your platform to connect, collaborate and lead.
It is the essential annual fixture for those leading on corporate strategy, business development, and technological innovation, those wanting to retain a competitive edge, and anyone seeking insight into the great energy challenges facing humanity and once-in-a-generation energy transition opportunities.

Heat Seminar 2026
2026-02-25 12:00 - 16:00 | Scottish Renewables’ Office, 24 St Vincent Place, Glasgow, G1 2EU
A quiet revolution is reshaping Scotland’s energy future: the shift from a market-led energy system to one that is strategically planned. Post-2030, the electrification of heat and transport will be pivotal in transforming the electricity system. But despite ongoing developments with strategic planning and transmission networks, decarbonising heat remains the missing piece of the puzzle.
There is an urgent need to address the lack of strategic planning for low-carbon heat, resolve the growing disparity between gas and electricity prices and determine what’s needed from government to enable the large-scale adoption of low-carbon heat – all critical steps in building a secure, affordable, clean energy system.
This event will bring together leading experts, policymakers and key decision-makers to examine the role of heat in an electrified system, tackle the difficult questions and discuss the urgent policy interventions needed to significantly increase the deployment of low-carbon heat.
Secure your place today and be part of the conversation that will shape the next decade of heat decarbonisation.

Systems and Solutions for Passive & Low Energy Design
2026-03-27 10:00 - 11:00
In this webinar, Keira Proctor, Managing Director of the Proctor Group, gives an introduction to the principles behind passive and low energy building design. We’ll also review some of the systems and solutions that contribute to thermally efficient building envelopes across all types of building.

Passive and low energy design principles
Efficient construction technologies
Managing Moisture and indoor air quality
Fabric first energy performance

All-Energy Exhibition & Conference 2026
2026-05-13 09:00 - 2026-05-14 15:30 | SEC Glasgow, Exhibition Way, Glasgow, G3 8YW
All-Energy is paving the way to more environmentally friendly events. With several sustainable initiatives and a clear objective to reduce our carbon footprint, we’re leading by example​.
Join us for two days of networking, connections, and uninterrupted business with the renewable energy community. Explore the star-studded conference programme featuring topical discussions on every form of renewable energy, decarbonising transport, heat, cities/places, industry, the supply chain, and much more.​
2025 saw another record-breaking year for All-Energy at Glasgow’s SEC with an impressive 13,033 attendees – surpassing 2024’s figures. The two-day event featured over 270 exhibitors and more than 600 speakers across 57 conference sessions, including the addition of a new Grid and Networks theatre. Buzzing aisles, packed theatres, and lively networking events such as the Giant Networking Evening at Glasgow Science Centre highlighted the sector’s momentum. The inaugural Innovation Zone Competition for SMEs brought fresh talent to the fore, further energising the show floor.
