International Energy Week (IEW) 2027 will convene senior energy sector leaders to examine how the industry can meet growing demand while addressing energy security, affordability and decarbonisation.

The event will take place from March 23-25, 2027 at Park Plaza Westminster Bridge in London, UK. 

It is expected to attract more than 1,000 senior delegates and company representatives, with more than 90 speakers, including four government ministers, and over 200 C-suite leaders.

Organised by the Energy Institute, the three-day event will feature high-level keynotes, expert panels and networking opportunities for decision-makers across the energy value chain. 

Discussions will focus on the changing global energy landscape, including rising demand, geopolitical uncertainty and rapid technological development.

Key themes will include the meaning of energy security in an increasingly complex market, and how policy, investment and markets can support resilience, affordability and decarbonisation. 

Delegates will also examine the decisions needed to secure reliable and sustainable energy supplies over the longer term.

International Energy Week 2027 will provide a platform for industry leaders, policymakers and other stakeholders to exchange views on the challenges and opportunities facing the energy sector. 

Sessions will explore emerging technologies, partnerships and investment opportunities as the industry responds to changing demand and the evolving energy mix.

The programme will also include the International Energy Awards Dinner, which will bring together industry representatives to recognise achievements across the sector.

The 2027 event follows International Energy Week 2026, which attracted more than 900 senior delegates from around the world.