Suggested routes, by role

Start with the demand picture so you know what you'll be asked to build.

Roll-out is limited by skilled hands, and this session shows how tight that gets.

Useful if you plan outdoor and public-space installations and need to justify the lighting.

It covers the whole chain from sale to sign-off for solar and battery installs, which is where projects tend to go wrong.

Automation is increasingly part of the scope, so see what customers will start asking for.

The new handbook sets the rules for anyone specifying and executing high-voltage work.

A reality check on electrical safety that should shape your site practices.

Close with where the solar and battery market stands, since that is where much of your next pipeline sits.

The best top-down view of where the installation market is going.

A skills shortage caps growth, so this is a margin and capacity question as much as an HR one.

Separates the hype from the facts on AI's energy demand, which matters for infrastructure bets.

A concrete case of AI as either a new colleague or a competitor, and what that does to business models.

Two hours to meet suppliers and operators over a drink and test what you heard during the day.

Shows how the high-voltage rules are changing, which affects project cost and compliance exposure.

Safety failures become liability and reputation risk, so it's worth hearing the real picture.

The clearest read on one of the main growth segments in the programme.

A full hour on CE marking requirements, who is responsible, and the common pitfalls.

Gives you the facts to use when AI and energy come up in policy debates.

Challenges the assumption that more light means more safety, which is relevant to public lighting rules.

Shows where solar and battery installations go wrong in practice, which is what safety requirements should target.

New guidance for specifiers, designers and installers, so this is the main regulatory news of the programme.

Looks at how safe we actually are, which is the evidence base for any rule change.

Shows where the industry is moving fastest and where regulation will have to keep up.

Know what CE marking really guarantees before you sign a purchase order.

Shows what building automation can solve today, which helps when writing specifications.

Take your questions on compliance and EMC straight to the exhibitors.

Useful if you specify high-voltage equipment, since it sets out what good practice looks like.

Safety shortfalls often trace back to purchasing choices, so this feeds your supplier criteria.

Gives you market context for buying solar and battery hardware.