AMPS AGM, Conference & Lunch – tickets now on sale

Thursday 23 April 2026 | 09.30 – 16.30 One Great George Street, Westminster

This is the date that sets the tone for the UK Power Generation sector.

The AMPS AGM, Conference & Luncheon is the industry’s premier annual gathering, bringing together senior leaders, policymakers, global association representatives and decision-makers for a day of insight, influence and high-level connection.

In the heart of Westminster, this flagship event will address the issues that matter most: Government policy, net zero ambition versus operational reality, regulation, global market intelligence and the strategic challenges shaping the future of resilient power generation.

If your business operates in this sector, you need to be in this room.

Following the conference programme, guests will enjoy a networking drinks reception and a three-course luncheon with wine, an unrivalled opportunity to connect with industry peers at senior level.

After lunch, a renowned sporting legend will take to the stage to entertain, inspire and provide a memorable close to the formal proceedings.

And as tradition demands, conversations will continue next door at the Westminster Arms for extended “early doors” networking.

This event is made possible by our sponsors:

Conference Sessions:

Uptime Institute LLC

Globally recognised as the authority behind the Tier Standard for data centre resilience, Uptime Institute has shaped the way mission-critical infrastructure is designed, built and operated across the world.

Through its evidence-based, independent and technically rigorous guidance, Uptime supports data centres in reducing operational risk while advancing sustainability objectives. As energy demand, resilience expectations and decarbonisation pressures intensify, Uptime’s insight into infrastructure reliability and performance has never been more relevant to the PowerGen sector.

International Association Expert Panel: AMPS, EGSA (USA) and EUROPGEN – Moderated by Peter Haddock

This high-level panel brings together senior representatives from the leading national PowerGen trade associations across the UK, USA and Europe.

Featuring AMPS (UK), EGSA (USA) and EUROPGEN, the discussion will examine the critical issues shaping the global power generation landscape, from environmental regulation and decarbonisation pathways to market dynamics, regulatory pressures, and the urgent challenge of skills and workforce development.

With perspectives spanning three major markets, this session offers a rare opportunity to understand how policy, economics and technology are converging, and where the industry must act collectively to remain resilient, competitive and sustainable.

Make UK

Fhaheen Khan is a senior economist at the manufacturer’s organisation Make UK. For the past seven years he led the organisation’s research covering a wide range areas, including tax reliefs, investment, access to finance and transport infrastructure. He authors Make UK’s flagship quarterly economic report and frequently provides commentary to the media on published economic statistics, having appeared on BBC, Sky News, and ITV to provide expert analysis. His work aims to demystify the manufacturing sector in the eyes of Government and the public to remind us that we still make wonderous widgets in the UK, big and small, and remain an industrial powerhouse on the global stage.

Romain Mocaer – PowerGen Statistics

As Secretary General of EUROPGEN and co-founder of PowerGen Statistics, Romain Mocaer brings unparalleled insight into the data behind the global generator market.

A highly experienced marketing and strategy analyst within the power generation sector, Romain established PowerGen Statistics to provide industry players with accurate, timely and actionable intelligence. The organisation delivers monthly generator trade statistics alongside detailed market size and segmentation analysis.

In this session, Romain will present the latest market data and trends shaping the sector, offering evidence-based insight to support strategic decision-making in an increasingly complex and competitive environment.

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