All-Energy 2012: Call for Papers

Full information about the submission of papers is available on the website. Poster sites will be available for academics. 

Space for the twelfth show - set to fill three joined halls to meet increased demand - is selling fast, with over 60% already reserved by exhibitors from home and overseas.

Reflecting the operation and maintenance business opportunities that are available throughout a typical 26-year wind farm cycle, All-Energy 2012 sees the launch of ‘Offshore Maintenance - where offshore wind meets oil and gas', a special area within the exhibition that will be fully supported in the conference.

The All-Energy website indicates the exhibitor profile for this new section of the exhibition under headings such as: transport and infrastructure; control and monitoring; safety; testing equipment and spare parts; corrosion protection; and decommissioning - going into greater detail under each heading.  The exhibition floor seminar area, around which the stands will be located, and the main conference will both feature offshore maintenance strongly.

All-Energy 2012 also sees the introduction of ten sector-specific trails around the show to help visitors pre-plan their route; and new feature areas on the show floor devoted to investment, smart energy (energy efficiency and energy management - relevant to organisations of all sizes), and low-carbon vehicles.

All-Energy 2011 attracted close on 8,000 attendees from over 50 countries; 580 exhibiting companies from 20 countries; and some 280 speakers in the conference. The exhibition, conference and Giant Networking Evening (the latter is being held on 23rd May) are all free to attend for all with a business/professional interest in renewable and sustainable energy. All-Energy is actively supported by more than 30 government departments, development agencies, trade associations and professional bodies.