Onshore Wind Conference 2025 About the Event

The Onshore Wind Conference 2025, co-organised by Scottish Renewables and RenewableUK, returns to Edinburgh on September 16 and 17 - and this year it’s bigger than ever.

The landscape for onshore wind has shifted dramatically over the past year. With the de facto ban lifted in England and a renewed commitment to decarbonising the UK through the Clean Power 2030 Action Plan, there is a real momentum driving growth in the industry. But the industry still faces uncertainty brought about by grid and market reform, changes to the planning system and rising project costs.

Two years on from the signing of the Scottish Onshore Wind Sector Deal and with the soon to be published UK Onshore Wind Industry Task Force report, this year’s flagship event will bring together leading onshore wind experts and key stakeholders for two days of knowledge-sharing, collaboration and practical insights. From upgrades to the electricity network, planning system reforms to biodiversity, routes to market and supply chain strategies, we’ll tackle the sector’s most urgent priorities head-on.

Between sessions, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with an expansive network of industry leaders, policymakers and subject experts in the exhibition hall. Leading sponsors and exhibitors will showcase groundbreaking projects and innovations providing you with valuable opportunities for networking, learning and collaboration.

Don’t miss your chance to attend this event and shape our clean power future at a pivotal moment for the UK’s onshore wind sector.

Why attend?

• Learn - About how The Clean Power 2030 Action Plan, the Scottish Onshore Wind Sector deal and the UK Onshore Wind Industry Task Force reports are being implemented
• Network - Connect in-person with 600+ leading onshore wind and industry experts
• Ask - Questions that matter to you and your organisation
• Discover - Our exhibitors showcasing their ground-breaking projects and initiatives that contribute to a sustainable future
• Access - The latest policy updates and guidance that help the sector overcome barriers to development and political analysis
• Discounts - SR and RUK members enjoy exclusive discounted access to our industry-leading events

Who should attend?

Academia, advisory, community groups, consultancy, developers, finance, graduates, grid specialists and stakeholders, industry, legal, local and national government, manufacturers, planners, public bodies, supply chain, trade associations, trade press, professional associations, and anyone else with an interest in transitioning to renewables and the development and growth of the UK’s maturing onshore wind sector.