The challenges facing customer service teams across the utilities sector continue to mount, with the bar of expectation set ever higher. Aside from the duty to protect the vulnerable, energy and water companies must also find ever more innovative ways to serve the increasingly diverse needs of their customer base.
Utility Week’s Customer-First Forum puts customers at the heart of utility strategies and operations.
Uniting senior leadership with customer service, engagement and experience professionals, this event aligns business priorities with a customer-first mindset.

Attracting customer professionals and their partners from energy and water companies, the Forum will deep-dive on digital customer engagement and AI, communication and behaviour change, strategies for rebuilding trust, effective data management and more, with best-in-class examples from inside and outside the sector.
Join your peers for a day of interactive workshops, thought-leading discussion, senior-level keynotes and audience participation designed to enhance customer service and engagement in the utilities sector for the long-term. Despite individual conundrums across power, gas and water, utilities are ultimately sharing the same customers, which makes pan-utilities collaboration an essential part of progress.
Who attends Customer-First Forum?
Types of organisation that attended Customer Summit 2025

Job seniority of delegates for Customer Summit 2025

Who should attend?
Water, Power, Gas Networks and Retailers responsible for
- Customer service and relationship management
- Customer engagement and support
- Customer experience design
- Consumer feedback and communication / consumer PR
- Stakeholder engagement and partnerships
- Corporate communications and external affairs
- Innovation and future water & energy solutions
- Billing and affordability
- Inclusion / integration / community
- Vulnerability strategies and tariffs
- Loyalty and social insight
- Complaints handling / contact centres
- Customer relations and welfare
- Technology and digitalisation / smart meters
- Data
- Regulation and policy
- Net zero and sustainability
- Transformation and change
In addition to regulators, consumer bodies, and solution providers within the utilities sector.