THE ANNUAL, FLAGSHIP EVENT FROM THE INDUSTRY'S MOST TRUSTED BRAND,
UTILITY WEEK
UTILITY WEEK FORUM EMPOWERS UTILITIES
TO DELIVER
As the UK utilities industry prepares for policy changes amid a shift in government agencies and regulation while planning for new price control and asset management periods, Utility Week is delighted to announce the return of its flagship conference, Utility Week Forum. This event will bring together senior leaders from power, gas and water with regulators and policymakers to accelerate industry progress, infrastructure delivery and shape future policy.
Utility Week Forum (25-26 November 2026) will take place at 133 Houndsditch, London, EC3A 7DB.
The closest train stations are Aldgate and Liverpool Street.
Parking:
Minories Car Park is a 10 minute walk from 133 Houndsditch
More information can be found here.
Utility Week Forum 2025 supported industry leaders, decision makers, regulators and stakeholders in navigating the complexities of the modern utilities under the headline theme: ‘Shaping a new era of utilities’.
Tickets for 2026 will be released in June 2026. Submit your interest below to be the first to hear when ticket sales open.
If you have any questions, please email charlottepattenden@fav-house.com
The action-packed, industry-led programme will cover the following themes:
- Adapting policy and strategic planning in a changing world
- Rewriting the regulatory script
- Balancing risk amid increased investment
- Strengthening industry infrastructure
- Accelerating net zero
- Embracing digitalisation
- Bringing consumers on the transformation journey
Editorial note - The countdown to 2030 is on
“2030 is fast approaching - the new deadline to decarbonise the power system and for water companies to deliver £100 billion of investment in their networks. We need to ensure not a single day is wasted.
The utilities sector has no shortage of targets and there is clear public will for investment in infrastructure to power the energy transition and reduce pollution into waterways. With a new government in place, hopefully heralding a period of political stability, utilities can now return to the important business of translating promises into progress.
Utility Week Forum will delve into how utilities can actually deliver on these vital pledges.
Where are the gaps in strategies? What resources will be needed in the second half of the decade and at what cost? Who will be the key partners and what is expected of them? How will barriers to success be overcome?
These are the key questions we will discuss at Utility Week Forum this November, bringing together senior figures from across the sector with key stakeholders to debate the opportunities, challenges and trade-offs as we count down to 2030.
