Organizations are under increasing pressure to improve energy efficiency while managing operating costs and progressing toward decarbonization goals. These priorities are bringing energy management, smart building technologies and flexible power systems closer together. EMEX 2026 will bring energy and sustainability professionals together at ExCeL London on November 25 and 26, 2026.

The event is expected to attract more than 4,500 visitors and feature more than 100 exhibitors and speakers. Its conference program is designed around practical approaches to energy efficiency, decarbonization and organizational resilience, giving professionals opportunities to examine technologies and strategies that can be applied within their organizations.

Energy management will remain central to the exhibition. Suppliers will showcase technologies and services designed to help organizations reduce energy consumption and improve performance. The event also expands its focus on smart and connected buildings, reflecting the growing role of digital systems in monitoring and managing building performance.

Power flexibility will provide another important area of discussion. The expanded Power Responsive Theatre will explore demand-side response and distributed energy resources, including how flexibility can support energy management and create additional value for organizations. These discussions connect energy efficiency with wider questions around grid resilience and changing electricity requirements.

EMEX 2026 will also introduce several new features, including a Solutions Showcase focused on real-world projects and measurable results. The Keynote Theatre will address developments shaping energy and sustainability, while the Estates Gazette Theatre will examine how technology and targeted investment can influence building performance. CPD-accredited sessions, specialist workshops and focused roundtables will provide additional learning opportunities.

The event's audience extends across private and public-sector organizations, including professionals working in sustainability, energy management, decarbonization and net zero. This creates opportunities for technology providers and end users to discuss current challenges and examine potential solutions directly.

Energy Business Review is serving as a media partner because EMEX 2026 aligns with its coverage of energy management, clean technologies, infrastructure and the transition toward more efficient energy systems. Its editorial coverage can extend the London discussions by examining how organizations are combining energy efficiency, smart building technologies and flexible power strategies to improve operational performance.

As energy transition moves from long-term ambition toward practical implementation, organizations need solutions that address both environmental and operational requirements. EMEX 2026 provides a forum for examining these technologies and strategies while connecting energy professionals with the companies developing the systems supporting the next generation of energy management.