Explore emerging opportunities in smart energy systems, funding and innovation support available to SMEs through the Supply Chain Transition

Join the University of Wolverhampton for an in-person workshop exploring emerging opportunities for SMEs in the Smart Energy Systems sector.

The event forms part of the Supply Chain Transition (SCT) Programme and will bring together SMEs, industry partners, supply-chain businesses and innovation stakeholders to explore opportunities for business growth, innovation and collaboration.

During the session, attendees will hear about:

emerging trends, challenges and opportunities in smart energy systems;

funding opportunities and support available through the Supply Chain Transition Programme;

eligibility and routes for SME engagement;

the experience of an SME participating in Supply Chain Transition;

research expertise, facilities and collaborative R&D opportunities available through the University of Wolverhampton;

leadership and change management considerations for businesses undergoing transition;

opportunities to connect with speakers, programme partners and other businesses.

Event details

The programme includes presentations, a live Q&A and networking over lunch. The workshop agenda specifically includes SCT funding/support and eligibility, a smart-energy keynote, an SME case study, University innovation support and leadership/change management.

Date: Wednesday, 21 October 2026

Time: 10:15 – 13:30

Location: igloo-First Floor, National Brownfield Institute (NBI), University of Wolverhampton, Springfield Campus

Registration: Free, booking required

Refreshments and networking lunch will be provided.

To see the full agenda, go below to agenda section.

Privacy and data protection

The University of Wolverhampton is committed to protecting your privacy. Information provided when registering for this event will be used to manage attendance, send joining instructions and support relevant follow-up after the event by the University and official partners of the Supply Chain Transition (SCT) programme.

Personal data will be handled in line with the University’s data protection requirements. Further information is available in the National Brownfield Institute privacy notice.

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