


Understand Clean Power 2030, grid constraints, workforce needs, supply chains and project delivery.
Get practical guidance on BESS thermal runaway mitigation, system positioning, and UK safety regulations.
Discover how to balance Capex with energy security through advanced grid balancing and storage.
Hear from experts on technologies, trends and infrastructure shaping the UK’s energy storage landscape.
What’s Changing?
Understand the key developments influencing the UK's energy storage landscape.
What Matters Now?
Explore the challenges and considerations facing professionals working in the sector.
What Comes Next?
Gain perspective on the future direction of energy storage and the opportunities ahead.
The UK's Clean Power 2030 Action Plan has long-set an ambitious target — and it is clear that to ensure ambition meets reality, energy storage has a major role to play. This session will cut through the strategic language and outline how the roadmap for 2030 impacts those in charge of building it.
• Setting a new standard for energy independence
• Why the market works for accelerated uptake of solar PV and battery storage
• Residential versus commercial use cases
• What installers need to think about and provide for UK residences
• Factors for the location of the BESS
• The risk of thermal runaway in lithium-ion batteries
• Proactive battery energy storage fire risk strategies
• How BESS can provide peak shaving, frequency regulation, and voltage support
• The integration of smart grids – real-time monitoring and AI-driven solutions
• What role can hydrogen-based solutions play?
• Why scalability and diversity in storage investment is key
• How ready is the UK’s infrastructure for LDES?
• Which LDES technologies will win the race?
• Exploring how LDES is a vital proposition for tackling grid constraint challenges
• The benefits and drawbacks of the cap-and-floor scheme
• Compliance challenges: Meeting strict net-zero and building regulations in large-scale designs
• Beyond lithium-ion: Exploring next-generation chemistry and the future of sustainable storage
• The circular economy and the commercial reality: Balancing upfront capex with long-term energy security and ESG targets
• Industry examples and use cases
Yes. Ei Currents is a free-to-attend virtual event.
The event will take place online from 09:00AM – 01:00PM GMT. The event material lists the date as 12 November 2026.
The event is aimed at electrical contractors, installers, engineers, electricians, project managers, specifiers, energy and sustainability professionals, BESS and solar PV providers, grid specialists, fire-safety professionals and energy consultants.
The programme covers Clean Power 2030, solar PV and battery storage, BESS fire safety, grid balancing, commercial buildings and net zero, and long-duration energy storage
The supplied event material does not specify a prerequisite or required level of prior knowledge. The sessions are designed around practical issues relevant to professionals working across the electrical and energy-storage sectors.
It is a half-day event running from 09:00AM – 01:00PM GMT.