ELUK2026 Supporters

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 Developing Experts empowers pupils to explore career pathways, helping them make informed, bias-free decisions about their education and future careers. For teachers, building on Developing Experts award winning science curriculum for children aged 4 to 16 years, it offers automated AI-generated lessons and high-quality materials aligned with curricula and evolving workplace skills. It provides industry with workforce forecasting tools and supports government in shaping education, skills, and workforce policies for the future.  

 Bringing together our specialist groups in advancing affordable, secure and sustainable energy for homes and businesses.

For over a century, EUA – the UK’s leading trade association for energy and utilities – has powered progress across the UK, evolving with the industries that heat and power our homes and businesses.

As energy sources, technologies and expectations continue to change, so do we. From our origins as a trade association for the gas industry, to today’s forward-looking and technology-agnostic alliance, we exist to help our members adapt, collaborate and thrive as the nation transforms its energy system.

 Fuels Industry UK (FIUK) is a trade association whose members refine and supply over 85% of the UK’s transport fuel and are essential to delivering both today’s energy security and tomorrow’s transition to low-carbon fuels. That includes conventional and lower carbon alternative fuel suppliers alongside terminal and pipeline operators.

Our members own and operate the UK’s surviving refineries and fuel supply infrastructure, employing thousands directly and supporting hundreds of thousands more in the wider supply chain. We work with government, regulators and across sectors because the UK fuels sector must remain competitive and resilient to be able to invest in the technologies needed for net zero.

  The REA is the UK’s largest trade association for renewable energy and clean technologies with over 400 members operating across heat, transport, power and the circular economy. The REA is a not-for-profit organisation representing 14 sectors, ranging from composting, biogas and renewable transport fuels to solar, storage and electric vehicle charging. Membership ranges from major multinationals to sole traders, giving the organisation a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing the sector. The REA is one of only two UK energy trade associations with official observer status to the UNFCCC, enabling it to provide Blue Zone accreditation at COP30 and to represent UK clean energy on the international stage. 

 Energy UK is the trade association for the energy industry, representing companies  investing billions of pounds to secure our country’s current and future energy needs.   From growing start-ups to major electricity generators, grid and infrastructure  developers and energy suppliers, its members are driving change across power, heat,  transport and flexibility.   

 The Church of England believes that responding to the climate crisis is an essential part of its responsibility to safeguard creation and achieve a just world. Through its Environment Programme, it enables the whole Church to act on the environment in faith, practice and mission.

At the heart of that work is an ambitious commitment: to reach Net Zero Carbon by 2030. The target was set by a landmark General Synod motion, and the national Routemap to Net Zero Carbon, endorsed in July 2022, sets out the Church’s direction of travel. It spans churches, cathedrals, schools and clergy housing, and many of the projects are on listed buildings. Practical measures include solar panels, heat pumps and pew heating. The Church supports this with tools such as the Energy Footprint Tool, guidance, webinars, grants and fundraising resources, and publishes a carbon emissions report that tracks progress across its buildings.

Beyond its own emissions, the Environment Programme also supports land and nature work, the Eco Church scheme, and prayer, worship and teaching on care for creation.

As a Supporting Partner of ELUK2026, the Church of England brings a distinctive voice to the Energy Trilemma conversation, demonstrating what delivery on clean energy looks like at scale in communities across the country.

 New Energy Weekly's mission is to inform, connect and champion the people and businesses shaping the future of the energy industry. UK-anchored but global in outlook, NEW delivers in-depth weekly news and insight to help energy professionals and curious minds navigate the pragmatic realities of the energy transition. 

 Energy Gully is a market intelligence and analytics firm with a deep and dedicated focus on the global energy and commodities sector. Our analytical coverage spans oil, gas, power, clean energy, chemicals, metals, and mining, enabling our clients to navigate complex, fast-moving markets with clarity and confidence.

We serve producers, traders, refiners, shipping companies, financial institutions, consultancies, and startups through two complementary offerings: Market Intelligence and Research as a Service (RaaS). Our market intelligence offering helps uncover key market developments, regulatory changes, supply-demand dynamics, pricing trends, and macro-economic drivers. Under RaaS offering, Energy Gully works as an extension of your research and strategy team, delivering analysis tailored to your specific needs.

 Wolfe Power Club Podcast Ranked No. 1 in Energy on the Apple Podcasts charts and having reached No. 7 in the overall Business category, Wolfe Power Club has established itself as a leading international platform for energy industry insight, investment and debate.

With a regular audience of 300,000 weekly listeners across 120 countries and a peak weekly reach of 2.5 million across all platforms, the podcast connects the people, businesses and decision-makers shaping the global energy landscape.

Wolfe Power Club has built a reputation for securing influential interviews, breaking major energy stories and providing a platform for the industry's most important conversations.Highlights include:

• Becoming the first British media outlet to secure an in-person interview with US Energy Secretary Chris Wright.
• Hosting Kemi Badenoch's announcement of her UK opposition energy policy.
• Covering significant energy deal between the UK Octopus and Ukraine DTEK.
• Featuring senior executives and leadership teams from FTSE 100 and Fortune 500 energy businesses.
• Bringing together the investors, innovators, policymakers and business leaders committing real capital and driving change across the energy sector.

Wolfe Power Club is more than a podcast. It is a platform dedicated to celebrating the industry that powers modern life — every home kept warm, every journey powered and every innovation that harnesses energy to make the modern world possible.

Our mission is to champion the people and businesses investing in, building and delivering the energy systems on which society depends.