Upcoming Energy Capital events
Our monthly Collaboration Days are an opportunity to spend time networking with regional energy stakeholders, either attending seminars with presentations from industry leaders, or co-working to facilitate collaboration with like-minded organisations.
Date: 11th March 2025
Event: Energy Capital Spring Event
Location: Austin Court, Birmingham
Registration: Sign up here
Date: 8th April 2025
Event: Collaboration Day - presentations
Location: Shoosmiths, Birmingham
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Date: 6th May 2025
Event: Collaboration Day - co-working
Location: Baskerville House, Birmingham
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Date: 10th June 2025
Event: Collaboration Day - presentations
Location: i9 Building, Wolverhampton
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Date: 1st July 2025
Event: Collaboration Day - co-working
Location: TBC
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Date: 12th August 2025
Event: Collaboration Day - presentations
Location: TBC
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Date: September 2025
Event: Energy Capital Partnership Conference
Location: TBC
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You can follow all our events by subscribing to our live calendar using one of the following links:
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Please note: you will need to copy the ICS link to ensure events continue to sync with your calendar. Downloading a copy will only provide a current snapshot, since event details are subject to change.
What is the Energy Capital Partnership?
The Energy Capital Partnership brings together stakeholders from across the West Midlands that are committed to the Vision set out in the West Midlands Regional Energy Strategy:
“By 2041, the West Midlands will have trailblazed the route to a smarter UK energy system, creating prosperity for the region and enabling a fairer net zero transition for our communities.”
Partners contribute to achieving this Vision in a range of ways, according to their expertise and capacity—this could include:
- Attending or presenting at Energy Collaboration Days
- Taking a proactive approach to implementing the Regional Energy Strategy
- Advocating for the Partnership’s strategic priorities
- Engaging in consultations on our work programmes
- Providing technical support within our working groups
- Collaborating to secure further funding for the region
- Sponsoring regional events
We are not a legal partnership structure. Being a partner does not give an organisation preferential treatment in commercial decisions.
Why become a Partner?
- Influence regional and national policies impacting the energy transition
- Network and build relationships with key stakeholders and policy decision-makers
- Opportunities to sponsor and present at major regional events, including our annual partnership conference
- Receive a regular newsletter and updates on regional events