Offshore Renewable Energy 2027
Offshore Renewable Energy 2027
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700+ Attendees | 350+ Organisations | 40+ Speakers | 2 Conference Stages
The sector is expanding at pace, but delivery is getting harder. Supply chain constraints, cost pressures, and project execution challenges are reshaping decisions throughout development and delivery. Once assets are operational, the focus shifts to long-term performance, where operations and maintenance have become a strategic priority and the gap between top-quartile performers and the rest continues to widen.
Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) 2027 is where these realities are explored through two days of live sessions, direct conversation, and shared expertise.
Now in its sixth annual conference, produced in collaboration with BMT and E&P Consulting, we welcome more than 700 attendees from over 350 organisations, including developers, power producers, asset owners, operators, engineering consultancies, equipment manufacturers, technology providers, government bodies, classification societies, and the extended supply chain.
Across two stages, more than 40 speakers address the challenges and opportunities ahead. ORE 2027 is where the conversations shaping future projects take place.
Complimentary Attendees
Full access attendance is currently complimentary for qualifying personnel from Power Producers, Asset Owners, Operators, and Government and Regulatory Bodies.
Conference Attendees
All other delegates can currently register for a free Conference Attendee pass, which includes live entry across both days. Places are limited.
Full Access Attendees
Full access passes include live entry across both days, alongside one-to-one networking with speakers and delegates before, during, and after the event. You will also receive on-demand access to all sessions, so you can revisit any presentation and continue dialogue after the live days have ended.
Offshore Renewable Energy 2026
Platform Opens: Friday 27th August
ORE 2027 opens ahead of Day One, giving attendees access to the event hub to connect and network.
Conference Day One: Friday 3rd September
Live sessions, open Q&A, and networking with speakers and fellow attendees. Be part of the conversation as it happens.
Conference Day Two: Friday 10th September
Live sessions, open Q&A, and networking continue, with a second full day of speakers and discussion.
Stage 1: Development, Engineering, and Delivery
Planning and building at scale demands precision at every stage. From early-stage design decisions through to construction delivery, the choices made here determine how a project performs for decades. Getting the engineering right, managing interfaces between contractors, and maintaining programme control are what separate projects that deliver from those that don't.
Stage 2: Operations, Management, and Performance
Once assets are live, the focus shifts to keeping them running at their best. Maintenance strategies, monitoring technologies, and the decisions made early on can define output and lifespan for the long term. As portfolios grow and assets age, the gap between top performers and the rest comes down to how well operators anticipate problems before they become costly ones.
2026 Attendees: 2-B Energy, 2H Offshore, 3Ks Engineering, 4Subsea, A-LEAF, ABB, Able UK, ABP, ABPmer, ACUA Ocean, Aelec, Aerones, Aerodigit Services, AFRY, AIMEN Technology Center, AIS, AJT Engineering, Aker Solutions, Akselos, Allianz Commercial, Almek Hydraulic Services, Amazon Web Services, AMOG Consulting, APEM Group, AquaViz, ARC Marine, Arup, Ashtead Technology, AtkinsRealis, Austal, Avangrid, Avaterra, Aventus Consulting, Aviva Investors, Azimutal, Baku Shipyard, BeyondWind, Bilfinger, Bioseco, Blackfish Engineering, Blade Made, Blake Clough Consulting, Blue Gem Wind, BMT, Boskalis, Brasca, Bremeninvest, Bristol University, British Hydropower Association, Buchan Offshore Wind, Bureau of Meteorology, Business Finland, BVG Associates, BW Ideol, CATEC, CCQ Tech, Celtic Sea Power, Cierco, Citymesh, COAST, Coexistiir Offshore, Collaborative Environmental Advisers, COMSOL, Copenhagen Offshore Partners, Cosma, Crawford & Company, Crondall Energy Consultants, Crown Estate Scotland, Dalcour Maclaren, Danish Wind Power Academy, Dassault Systèmes, DeepOcean, DEKRA, Department for Energy Security & Net Zero, Department of Climate, Energy & the Environment, Department of Enterprise, Tourism & Employment, Dere Construction, DESNZ, deugro, Diamond Transmission UK, Dieseko Group, DigiWind, DIS/CREADIS, DNV, DP World, Dr.techn. Olav Olsen, DR1, Drake Autonomy, Dron & Dickson, Dronesperhour, Dulas, Durham University, E&P Consulting, e-BO Enterprises, E.ON, EA Technology, EDF, EDF Energy, EDF Power Solutions, Edinburgh Napier University, EDP, EDP NEW, EGN POWER, Elementz, EMLYON School, EMR, ENABL, EnBW, Eneco, Enefit, ENERFREE, Enerjisa Üretim, Eni, Equinor, ERM Italia, ESB, Esgian, ETZ, EuroSkyPark, Everllence, Exail, FairWind, Fathom Group, FibreMax, Fibron, Flender, Flotation Energy, FlyingBasket, Formosa 2 Offshore Windfarm, Forsyths, Fraunhofer IWES, Fuchs Lubricants, Gazelle Wind Power, GBM Works, GDES Wind, GE Vernova, Genesis Energies, GenesisHexicon, GeoDrive, Geoquip Marine, GERS Power, Ghent University, Global Maritime, GMT Gesellschaft für Maritime Technik, Gneiss Energy, GoBe Consultants, Google, Great British Energy, Green Ducklings, Green Rebel, Greenergy, GreenGate, Hannover Re, Haskoning, HAW Hamburg, HDI Global, Health & Safety Executive, Heriot-Watt University, Hitachi Energy, HM Government, Houlder, Howden, Iberdrola, Ignitis Renewables, INESC TEC, International Marine Contractors Association, Interocean, Intertek, James Fisher & Sons, Jan De Nul, JBO Engineering Group, JERA Nex bp, Jet Engineering, Jungle. ai, KAN Consultancy, Kinewell, Kipke Consulting, KPMG, KUDO Software, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, MacArtney, Maraen, Marine Power Systems, Marlink, Master Builders Solutions, Maya HTT, MITIS, Mocean Forecast, Mocean Offshore, MODEC, Mondok Engineering Associates, Mooreast, Morven Offshore Wind, Mott MacDonald, N-Sea, Nadara, National Composites Centre, National Manufacturing Institute Scotland, National Oceanographic Centre, National Oceanography Centre Innovations, National Offshore Wind Research & Development Consortium, National Renewable Energy Centre, Natural Power, Naturgy Group, Nearthlab, Net Zero Atlantic, Nexmaris, NextOcean, Noos AI, Nordex, NORSTA North, north. io, NOV, NPCC, NTR, Nuveen Infrastructure, Ocean Ecology, Ocean Infinity, Ocean Winds, Oceaneering, Oceantic Network, Octopus Energy Generation, ODE Asset Management, Odfjell Oceanwind, Office for Investment, Offshore Digital Engineering, Offshore Quay, Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult, Offshore Wind Growth Partnership, Offshore Wind Infrastructure Philippines, Ofgem, OMV, ONYX Insight, OOTB, Opergy, Orlo Energy, Ørsted, Our Footprints, Outsmart, OWF Foundations Governance, OXAN, Oxan Energy, Partrac, Perceptual Robotics, PGE Baltica, Polytech, Power Systems Consultants, PREDIXXION, Principle Power, Prospect Risk, Prysmian, Qair, Rabobank, RE4 Climate, Reda Hazard Control, Redrock, Reflex Marine, ReMarInd, Renewable Dynamics, Renewable Risk Advisers, RenewTech Consulting, RES, Robert Gordon University, Roxtec, RSK Group, RWE, Score Group, Scottish Engineering, Scottish Government, Scottish Wind Innovation for the Forth and Tay, ScottishPower, ScottishPower Renewables, SEATRIUM, Seekable, Sefine Shipyard, Seiche, Semco Maritime, SENER Ingeniería y Sistemas, Senlytics, Sensing360, Shell, Skive College, Skyborn Renewables, Skylift UAV, SkyLifter, SkyReed Technologies, Smulders HSM, SolarDuck, Soltech, Solute, Source Galileo, South East Technological University, Sowento, Sperra, SPIE Wind Connect, Spiorad na Mara, SQS, SSE Renewables, Steel Plate and Sections (SPS), Stephenson Engineering, Stephenson Operations, Stiftung Offshore Windenergie, Storr Access Wind, Strainstall, Strathclyde University, Sumitomo Corporation, Sweco, Tadek, Tadek Ocean Engineering, Technical University of Denmark, Technip Energies, TechnipFMC, Teknos, TERNA Energy (a Masdar company), Terralboran Advisory, TGS | 4C, The Crown Estate, the SARM project, The Scottish Government, TickAudit, TNO, TotalEnergies, Trac-Car, Trane UK, TTI Marine Renewables, TU Delft, TUS Mid West, UASMexico, UK Hydrographic Office, Uniper, University of Aberdeen, University of Agder, University Of Bergen, University of Bristol, University of Edinburgh, University of Hull, University of Porto, Utility ROV Services, Vaisala, Valorem, Varda Advisory, Vattenfall, Vento Energy Support, Verlume, Vestas Offshore, VIAVI Solutions, VPS Power, VysusGroup, Watson Farley & Williams, WaveGen Technologies, Werover, WESII, Wind Industry Hub, WindSim, Winergy, Womble Bond Dickinson, Wood Group, World Resources Institute, Worley, WSP, Zephyr Renewable, ZERO
Offshore Renewable Energy 2026
Two live stages. More than 40 speakers. Every part of the value chain covered, with direct access to the speakers, experts, and attendees shaping the sector.
Full Access Attendee | What's Included:
- Live entry across both conference days
- One-to-one networking with speakers and delegates before, during, and after the live days
- On-demand access to all sessions
Registration provides access for a full year, so you can revisit sessions and continue dialogue long after the conference days have ended.
Speaking
Speaking at Offshore Renewable Energy positions your organisation alongside more than 40 speakers addressing the needs and priorities shaping the sector. You'll present to an audience of over 700 professionals from more than 350 organisations. It's your opportunity to speak on the challenges, technologies and approaches relevant to your area of expertise. Share practical experience, explain how you are addressing current issues, and contribute to discussions spanning development, engineering and delivery through to operations, management and performance.
Interested in speaking? Get in touch here: Speaking
