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Sponsorship benefits
Sponsorship delivers a unique branding and profile-raising opportunity in front of a highly influential audience. Sponsors can:
- Showcase expertise to potential clients active in grid, electrification and infrastructure investment.
- Take a prominent role in the agenda through speaking slots and programme participation.
- Strengthen client relationships by distributing discounted and complimentary tickets.
- Develop new business through networking sessions and direct access to senior decision-makers and industry leaders.
- Gain maximum exposure with your logo and company description on the event website, email campaigns and delegate materials.
- Target specific prospects via a ‘wish list’ included in the event’s comprehensive marketing and social media campaign.
What Sponsors can achieve
Sponsorship offers a focused platform to engage with organisations actively deploying capital into UK grid, electrification and flexibility infrastructure. Sponsors can:
- Position their firm as a leader in grid and electrification investment, finance and delivery.
- Engage directly with capital allocators and decision-makers evaluating investment opportunities, financing structures and delivery partners for transmission, distribution, storage, flexibility and demand-side electrification.
- Showcase products and services that support grid investment, including project development, engineering, digital and data solutions, financing structures, legal and advisory services, and technology for grid optimisation and flexibility.
- Build relationships with stakeholders responsible for investment strategy, capital allocation, procurement, project delivery and regulatory engagement.
- Differentiate from competitors by associating with a specialist, investor-led summit focused on the commercial realities of delivering the UK’s Clean Power 2030 and net zero grid transformation.
Who your sponsorship will reach
Delegates are senior decision-makers with responsibility for allocating capital, structuring finance and delivering the UK’s grid and electrification infrastructure. They include:
- Institutional investors and asset owners (pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurers) setting allocation to UK energy and infrastructure and selecting fund managers and co-investment opportunities.
- Infrastructure fund managers and private equity investors originating, structuring and managing portfolios across transmission, distribution, storage, flexibility and demand-side electrification.
- Project finance banks, commercial lenders and debt investors providing senior debt, mezzanine finance and refinancing for grid, storage, electrification and flexibility projects.
- Utilities, network operators and developers making investment decisions on transmission and distribution assets, connection infrastructure, digital grid solutions and large-scale electrification projects.
- Policymakers, regulators and advisers shaping planning reform, connection processes, market design and public-finance support for grid and electrification investment.
Why this event, why now?
The UK’s transition to a clean power system by 2030 requires up to £60 billion in network investment by 2030, with broader capital requirements scaling to £100–240 billion by 2050. With public expenditure constrained, mobilising around £40 billion of private institutional capital annually is an urgent economic imperative.
This creates a significant commercial opportunity for firms that can help structure, finance and deliver grid and electrification infrastructure at pace. GRIDINVEST27 provides a focused forum to connect with the investors, lenders, developers and policymakers shaping this investment programme.
