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Overview
Scheduled for 3 September 2026 at Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh, the Net Zero Scotland Projects Conference is a national forum for organisations involved in delivering Scotland’s low-carbon infrastructure and decarbonisation agenda. The event is designed to connect government bodies, developers, contractors, investors, and technology providers working across sectors including energy, transport, housing, and the built environment. The programme focuses on practical project delivery and implementation rather than high-level policy discussion alone.
The conference also highlights collaboration between the public and private sectors, with organisers aiming to support knowledge sharing, procurement discussions, financing opportunities, and cross-sector partnerships linked to Scotland’s net zero objectives. Sessions are expected to include keynote presentations, panel discussions, case studies, and networking opportunities involving infrastructure leaders and project specialists.
Key Themes
The 2026 programme focuses on project delivery challenges and investment priorities associated with Scotland’s transition to net zero. Key themes include:
Net zero project funding and finance
Infrastructure delivery and procurement
Transport decarbonisation initiatives
Energy efficiency and retrofit programmes
Renewable energy project development
Public-sector and local authority transition planning
The event materials also reference broader discussions around regulation, supply-chain readiness, collaboration models, and accelerating implementation across major projects.
Registration and Participation
The Net Zero Scotland Projects Conference 2026 is open to organisations and professionals involved in sustainability, infrastructure, construction, transport, energy, and other relevant sectors. Interested participants can obtain further details regarding registration and participation through the official conference website and organiser channels.
