Are you looking to diversify your clean tech import/export markets? Have your international plans recently changed? Are you seeking new global partnerships?
SGIN, in partnership with the Government of Ontario, and the High Commission of Canada in the United Kingdom London invites Canadian organizations to take part in a special international Trade & Learning Mission centered around the All-Energy UK Exhibition and Conference in May 2026.
Mission at a Glance
Event: All-Energy UK Exhibition & Conference
Mission Dates: May 10th – May 15th 2026
Locations: London & Glasgow, UK
All-Energy Conference dates: May 13th & 14th 2026
Registration deadline: Limited spaces available. Register by April 25th 2026
Participants: Canadian clean energy and smart energy organizations
Registration Options: Exhibitor (Ontario Pavilion) or Non-Exhibitor Delegate
This Trade & Learning Mission is in partnership with:
About All-Energy UK Exhibition and Conference 2026
All-Energy UK Exhibition and Conference is the UK’s largest low-carbon energy and renewables event, taking place at the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) in Glasgow, Scotland. The event convenes policymakers, developers, investors, utilities, technology providers, and energy professionals from across Europe and beyond. It serves as a critical forum for collaboration at a time when energy systems face increasing pressure to decarbonize while maintaining security and reliability.
The 2026 edition will explore key themes including:
Grid modernization and infrastructure
Renewable integration
Hydrogen deployment
Marine and offshore energy innovation
Energy storage and system resilience
Why Participate?
Diversify your clean technology export markets
Build relationships with European utilities, grid operators, and innovators
Expand international partnerships and market intelligence
Showcase Canadian innovation and leadership on a global stage
SGIN’s track record includes:
Participated in 7+ Trade & Learning Missions to Enlit Europe
Strong relationships with the Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) across Europe
Proven commercial and partnership outcomes for past delegates
Draft Program:
Additional Information
SGIN members receive added benefits: discounts, exclusive networking, and visibility. If you are not a member yet, please complete the form here.
Participation fees will be announced shortly
Flights: We recommend arriving in London on Sunday, May 10th, and returning from Glasgow on Friday, May 15th .
Accommodation: Delegates are responsible for booking their own accommodations. A recommended hotel block will be shared.
B2B Matchmaking Services: There will be a B2B Consultant for this mission. Details coming soon.
Pavilion Space: The Government of Ontario will have a small pavilion reserved for Ontario organizations. Non-exhibitors are welcome to use the pavilion as a meeting point throughout the week.
What is included when you participate in this Trade & Learning Mission?
There will be two ways to participate in this mission – either as an Exhibitor, or as a non-exhibitor.
Who should take part in this mission?
This mission is designed for professionals and organizations seeking to deepen their understanding of clean energy development, including grid infrastructure, renewable integration, and innovation in marine and offshore energy systems. It is particularly relevant for:
Developers and Operators: Professionals involved in offshore/onshore wind, solar, hydrogen, tidal, and wave energy.
Engineers and Technical Specialists: Those working on grid connections, energy storage, and infrastructure.
Supply Chain Partners: Manufacturers, suppliers, and service providers (OEMs).
Investors and Finance Professionals: Individuals looking to fund or invest in clean energy projects.
Policy Makers and Government Officials: Representatives from local and national government.
Consultants and Project Managers: Those providing expertise on energy projects.
Target sectors:
Offshore and Onshore Wind
Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
Solar Energy
Grid and Energy Storage
Marine Energy (Tidal/Wave)
Bioenergy and Carbon Capture
About SGIN’s International Trade & Learning Program
SGIN’s International Trade & Learning Program is a member-based platform designed to support Canadian clean energy companies, utilities, Indigenous partners, academic institutions, and public-sector stakeholders as they engage priority international markets.
In 2026-27, SGIN is delivering five coordinated international trade missions under this program, each targeting strategic markets and global energy platforms. The UK mission anchored around All-Energy is one of these five engagements.
The program integrates trade missions, structured education, and ongoing business development support into a single, continuous framework. Participation is limited to members to ensure alignment, accountability, and sustained value creation.
Entry to the program is structured through an annual or subscription-based membership, with mission-specific fees applied on a per-event basis. Members benefit from discounted participation, priority access to limited-capacity engagements, and exclusive access to secured trade opportunities and education events. Learn more about the program here.
Funding Opportunities
Depending on your organization's headquarters, you may be eligible for additional financial or program support from your provincial economic development agency. We encourage you to explore export related funding opportunities that may be applicable to your organization:
