The next phase of the energy transition starts at end-of-life

As we accelerate the transition towards a clean energy system, there has rightly been a focus on building much-needed projects and infrastructure. But has enough time been given to what happens when assets reach the end of their operational lives?

With more than half of GB's existing onshore wind fleet alone expected to face end-of-life decisions by 2035, alongside a growing pipeline of solar and other renewable technologies, the sector is approaching a critical turning point. Decisions made over the coming decade - whether to repower, life-extend or decommission - will have significant implications for planning, investment, supply chains, communities and the pace of the energy transition.

Join Regen for a timely half-day seminar bringing together policymakers, developers, planners, investors and industry experts from England, Wales and Scotland to explore the opportunities and challenges of renewable asset end-of-life. Through expert insights and panel discussions, we'll examine the policy landscape, unpack the barriers to repowering and decommissioning, and identify the practical solutions needed to maximise the value of existing renewable sites while supporting the UK's clean energy ambitions.

Whether you're shaping policy, developing projects or planning for the next generation of renewable infrastructure, this event will provide valuable insight into one of the sector's most important emerging conversations.