All-Energy '08

All-Energy is the UK's largest renewable energy exhibition and conference. Now's the time to book your space at this exciting and topical annual event. As you will see from our constantly updated floorplan and exhibitor list, well over a hundred companies and organisations have already booked their space - make sure you don't miss out on a prime position at next year's show by reserving your space TODAY.

A single click will take you to the page from which you can reach a description of the new layout of the show; the floorplan; exhibit costs; and our online reservation form. As much space has already been booked and reserved as was occupied by the whole of the 2007 show. Over 4,000 from 50 countries and 350 exhibiting companies from home and overseas attended All-Energy '07.

2007 EXHIBITORS AND SPEAKERS AIR THEIR VIEWS

* “All-Energy is now well and truly established as the premier event in this field in the UK. Our dependence on a secure and sustainable energy future will ensure its continued success”
* “Each year All-Energy has got bigger and better – this was our third year. 2007 saw a huge increase in enquiries”
* “Quality of potential customers was very good”
* “Well organised and the perfect place to make new contacts. It has become a must for our business”
* “It’s the first time in 25 years of exhibitions that I had queues at the stand wanting to see me”
* “Made over 70 new leads in the two days, that’s one every 15 minutes”
* “This was one of the best events on hydrogen and fuel cells that I've attended over the past two years”
* "We have closed more business from this conference than any I have attended in the past"
* “All-Energy gets better every year”
* “A very well organised event which had a strong business buzz about it”
* “The best ever renewables show in the world - everyone is saying so!”

All-Energy ’08 will be held 21 and 22 May 2008 combining the UK's largest renewable energy exhibition and a free to attend conference covering all renewable sources and the challenges and opportunities facing the industry. It incorporates H208, and will be held the month after the launch of the UK's Road Transport Fuels Obligation with the consequent rise in interest about biofuels; and as work on an increasing number of offshore windfarms and wave and tidal devices, and the Severn Barrage feasibility study gets under way.

We are delighted that both UK Energy Minister, Malcolm Wicks MP and the Scottish Government's Minister for Enterprise, Energy and Tourism, Jim Mather MSP have accepted our invitation to deliver keynote addresses on Wednesday 21 May; and Dr David Clarke, chief executive of the Energy Technologies Institute will be amongst the speakers in the plenary session on 22 May.

The conference is now well into the planning stage - the session grid will be posted on the website shortly and then increasingly full information will be available on all aspects of the conference over the coming months.

We look forward to seeing you there!