Clean Heat is Scotland’s largest annual event focused on providing clean, renewable heat for buildings in Scotland. It aims to create interest in the clean heat supply chain by showcasing the opportunities that exist within it.

Organised by Scottish Enterprise, this free, one-day conference in Glasgow will bring together public, private, and third-sector organisations to share their knowledge and expertise.

The event will look at the challenges that Scotland faces in reaching its heat decarbonisation targets and consider ways to overcome them.

The clean heat sector includes areas such as:

• energy efficiency
• clean heat equipment and delivery systems, such as heat pumps, heat networks, and their components
• supportive solutions, including energy storage
• enabling solutions, such as digital and smart controls
• sources of fossil fuel-free energy, including mine water, geothermal energy, and waste heat

Clean Heat 2024 brought together 300 attendees, 30 exhibitors, and 31 speakers from across the clean heat supply chain. For next year’s event, Scottish Enterprise plans to build on its progress and take a look at what’s driving the industry's huge growth potential.

Scottish Enterprise is looking for a broad range of attendees, including:

• small and medium-sized enterprises based in Scotland that are already in, or looking to enter, the clean heat supply chain
• local authorities
• new-build developers 
• key industry organisations
• investors
• academics, innovation centres, and Catapults
• utility providers
• first mover organisations, including registered social landlords, public sector bodies, private landlords, and social housing organisations

This event is free to attend, but you'll need to cover your own travel and related costs.

Business that are active in, or looking to enter, the clean heat supply chain in Scotland. 

The event will run for the full day on Wednesday 26 March 2025, followed by an evening drinks reception.

Tickets are not yet available for this event. Scottish Enterprise will share more information when tickets are released, on their website and through social media and other channels. 

Visit the Scottish Enterprise website for more information and submit an enquiry if you have any questions about the event.