Companies exhibiting at Foresight Hydrogen Live 2027 include AE Yates, CATZERO, Circor - Hale Hamilton, EIC (Energy Industries Council) and Endress+Hauser UK.
AE Yates
CATZERO
Circor - Hale Hamilton
EIC (Energy Industries Council)
Endress+Hauser UK
Event overview
Overview
Foresight Hydrogen Live 2027 brings the UK hydrogen value chain to Liverpool's Titanic Hotel on 3-4 February 2027.
The two-day conference and exhibition connects hydrogen producers, off-takers, infrastructure developers, investors and policymakers working on production, mobility and regional growth.
Delegates can attend conference sessions, meet exhibitors in the Rum Warehouse and join the evening networking reception.
TL;DR
1Runs 3-4 February 2027 at Titanic Hotel Liverpool in Liverpool, UK.
2Two-day conference plus exhibition in the historic Rum Warehouse.
3Conference day passes are listed at £100; one-person bundles at £250.
4Tracks cover hydrogen production, hydrogen mobility and regional growth.
5Liverpool is served by Liverpool John Lennon (LPL) and Manchester (MAN) airports.
Why visit
Attend to hear project updates across hydrogen production, mobility and regional growth, then meet the developers, equipment suppliers and offtakers in one exhibition hall. The two-day format and evening reception give enough time for several qualified conversations rather than a single keynote.
Why exhibit
Exhibit if you sell electrolysers, compression, storage, fuelling, safety systems or engineering services into UK hydrogen projects. The focused audience is small enough for stand conversations to turn into named project leads, and the networking reception adds a second, less formal selling window.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Hydrogen project developers and infrastructure owners
Industrial offtakers in refining, chemicals, steel and heavy transport
Investors, lenders and infrastructure funds
Policy, cluster and regional growth officials
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Electrolyser and hydrogen production equipment suppliers
Compression, storage and refuelling technology firms
Engineering, safety and certification consultancies
Mobility, fleet and port decarbonisation solution providers
Titanic Hotel Liverpool, Stanley Dock, Regent Road, Liverpool L3 0AN, United Kingdom
Entrances & gates
Main Regent Road entrance
Rum Warehouse
Step-free approach from the forecourt.
Facilities
Food options
Stanley's Bar & Grill, Rum Warehouse coffee and lunch service
On-site dining
Parking: On-site parking is available at the hotel; enter from Regent Road and follow signs for Titanic Hotel visitor parking. Pre-book with the hotel for busy conference days.
Gate: Use the main Regent Road entrance; registration and badge collection are in the Rum Warehouse foyer.
Attend
Entry & tickets
Trade-only
Event days & opening times
DayOpening hours
8:30 AM –7:00 PM
Conference pass (per day)
Day pass for the conference sessions; networking evening sold separately.
£100.00
Networking evening pass
Evening reception with drinks and canapes.
£100.00
1-person bundle
Conference plus networking bundle for one delegate.
£250.00
5-person bundle
Five-delegate package at a reduced per-head rate.
£1,000.00
Summit Pass 2027
Official 2027 event-details ticket covering the full summit day.
Bring photo ID and your booking reference to the registration desk in the Rum Warehouse foyer; badges are printed on site.
Ticket notes
Passes are paid; the 2027 official page lists a £500 Summit Pass and directory listings show £100 day passes and £250-£1,000 bundles. Confirm the current rate at booking.
The February 2026 edition brought the hydrogen and wider energy transition market back to the Titanic Hotel in Liverpool for two days of conference sessions, an exhibition and an evening reception.
New this edition
1
Hydrogen, mobility and regional growth streams
The programme is organised around hydrogen production, hydrogen mobility and regional growth, so delegates can follow a single theme across both days.
Liverpool's hydrogen economy is moving from strategy into project delivery, with production, storage and industrial offtake decisions being taken across the North West. A focused two-day event gives buyers and suppliers a practical checkpoint before spring procurement cycles.
Audience quality
High-value decision-makers
The audience is senior and project-focused: developers, industrial offtakers, investors, network operators and engineering firms. It is not a mass-market show, so stand traffic is lower but conversations tend to be specific and commercially relevant. Expect a mix of UK cluster players and international technology suppliers.
Exhibitor outcomes
Real business growth
ROI depends on qualifying a handful of project conversations rather than collecting badge scans. A 9 sqm stand in the Rum Warehouse plus the evening reception gives two selling windows; exhibitors should pre-book meetings with named developers and offtakers and follow up within 48 hours.
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
North West England and the UK hydrogen value chain
Why it matters
The UK has committed to hydrogen production and industrial decarbonisation at cluster scale, and the North West is one of the most active delivery regions. Foresight Hydrogen Live concentrates project developers, technology suppliers, offtakers and financiers in Liverpool at the point where supply contracts, infrastructure investment and regional growth plans are being decided.
Industry trends
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
01
From pilot projects to bankable offtake
Hydrogen projects are shifting from feasibility studies to contracts, with developers under pressure to show firm offtake and clear route to financial close.
What it changes: Suppliers that can evidence delivered projects and predictable operating costs are better placed to win work.
02
Cluster-scale infrastructure
Shared pipelines, storage and port infrastructure are becoming the organising model for UK hydrogen, especially around industrial clusters such as HyNet.
What it changes: Buyers want equipment that integrates with cluster infrastructure rather than stand-alone demonstration units.
03
Mobility and heavy transport demand
Refuelling for buses, trucks, ports and rail is creating early, bankable demand for hydrogen in regions with concentrated fleets.
What it changes: Mobility projects give technology suppliers a nearer-term revenue path while industrial offtake scales.
The UK and European hydrogen circuit
Book Liverpool in January; use spring and autumn for larger European shows.
Foresight Hydrogen Live sits in a crowded calendar of hydrogen and energy-transition events. Buyers can pair it with a Liverpool energy summit in February and larger European hydrogen gatherings later in the year.
4 Feb 2027
Foresight Energy Summit 2027
Liverpool, United Kingdom
One-day senior energy-infrastructure summit at the same Liverpool venue; dates confirmed on the official event page.
February is cool and changeable: daytime highs around 7-8°C, lows near 2-3°C, with frequent wind and rain off the Mersey. Pack a warm waterproof layer and comfortable shoes for the dock walk.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
UK mobile coverage is strong in Liverpool, with 4G and 5G across the city centre. Hotel and venue wifi is normally available; bring a UK plug adapter (Type G) and a power bank for long days.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Cultural notes
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Queueing and punctuality
Sessions start promptly; arrive early and expect orderly queues at registration and coffee points.
Tipping and pay
Card payments are standard. Restaurant bills often include a 10-12.5% service charge; taxis accept cards but a small tip is appreciated.
Practical guides
Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Flights
Destination: Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL)
Book 6-10 weeks ahead for February; Manchester has more long-haul connections, while Liverpool is closer to the venue.
Visa
Check GOV.UK before travel. Visa nationals need a Standard Visitor visa for a business conference; many other visitors can enter without one but must show purpose and funds at the border.
Estimated cost: About USD 150 including the application fee
Processing: Around 3 weeks
Carry your registration confirmation and a short organiser invitation letter.
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: From LPL take a taxi (about 25 minutes) or bus to Liverpool city centre, then taxi to Stanley Dock. From MAN take the direct train to Liverpool Lime Street, then a 10-minute taxi.
Hotel → venue: City-centre hotels are 10-15 minutes by taxi; Titanic Hotel guests are on site. Sandhills station is an 8-10 minute walk.
Ride-hail: Uber and local licensed taxis operate across Liverpool; pick-up and drop-off at the hotel forecourt.
Public transit: Merseyrail to Sandhills, then walk via Regent Road; buses serve Liverpool city centre and the dock area.
Parking: On-site hotel parking is limited; pre-book or use city-centre car parks and take a taxi.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: February
Temperature: 2-8°C
Seasonality: Cool, windy and often wet; rain is possible on most days and the waterfront feels colder than the city centre.
Packing: Warm coat, waterproof layer, umbrella, comfortable walking shoes and a smart outfit for the evening reception.
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: 2027-02-04
The official 2027 event page places the full summit programme on 4 February, with registration from 08:30 and sessions through to 19:00. If you can only attend one day, choose the day your ticket lists and pre-book meetings around the sessions you want.
T-14
Book ticket and rail or flight — Confirm which day your pass covers; the official page lists a one-day summit on 4 February.
T-10
Reserve a hotel near Stanley Dock or Lime Street — February is busy; Titanic Hotel is on site, city-centre options are 10-15 minutes away.
T-7
Build a shortlist of exhibitors and sessions — Pick two tracks and six stands; leave room for the exhibition hall.
T-3
Check travel disruption and print backup documents — Save tickets offline and check Merseyrail engineering works.
T-1
Pack and confirm meeting times — Warm waterproof layer, business cards and a charged phone.
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
08:30
Registration, coffee and badge collection
Rum Warehouse foyer
09:30
Opening keynote and hydrogen production session
Main conference stage
12:00
Supplier meetings on the exhibition floor
Rum Warehouse exhibition hall
17:30
Networking reception with drinks and canapes
Rum Warehouse
Side trips
2
Albert Dock and Royal Albert Dock museums
Waterfront Culture
10 minutes by taxi
Historic docks, museums and restaurants for an evening away from the conference.
Anfield stadium tour
Sport
20 minutes by taxi
A well-run Liverpool landmark if you have a spare half-day.
Networking spots
2
Rum Warehouse evening reception
official event
The main structured networking window with drinks and canapes.
Stanley's Bar & Grill
hotel bar
Quiet enough for a follow-up coffee or dinner beside the venue.
First-timer guide
Follow-up playbook
Send a personalised email within 48 hours referencing the specific project or problem discussed.
Log the lead in your CRM with source, stand and next step while the details are fresh.
Send any promised deck, specification or case study as a single link, not a large attachment.
Propose a 20-minute call in the following two weeks with two specific times.
Remove or re-nurture contacts who do not reply after two follow-ups; keep consent records.
Hydrogen projects move slowly, so follow-up should be specific and patient. Reference the project, the offtake route and the next decision date rather than sending a generic brochure.
Budget
Costs & budget
Shell scheme
GBP 350–550 / m²
Raw space
GBP 250–400 / m²
Standard booth
9 m²
No 2027 exhibitor tariff was published on a fetched page. Figures are planning estimates in GBP and must be confirmed with Foresight Events.
Foresight Hydrogen Live 2027 runs on 3-4 February 2027 at the Titanic Hotel in Liverpool. The official 2027 event page lists the summit day as 4 February, opening at 08:30 and closing at 19:00, while event directories list the full two-day programme from 3 February. Check your ticket for the day you are booked to attend.
Where is Foresight Hydrogen Live held?
The event is held at Titanic Hotel Liverpool, Stanley Dock, Regent Road, Liverpool L3 0AN, United Kingdom. The conference and exhibition use the hotel's Rum Warehouse, a converted dock building on the waterfront. Sandhills Merseyrail station is the closest rail stop, and Liverpool Lime Street is a short taxi ride away.
How much are Foresight Hydrogen Live 2027 tickets?
The official 2027 event page lists a Summit Pass 2027 at £500. Directory listings for the Liverpool event also show £100 conference day passes, a £100 networking evening pass, a £250 one-person bundle and a £1,000 five-person bundle. Rates can change, so confirm the current price on the booking page before paying.
Is Foresight Hydrogen Live free to attend?
No. Foresight Hydrogen Live is a paid business conference and exhibition, and the official 2027 page shows a £500 Summit Pass. Day passes and bundled packages have been listed at lower prices by event directories. There is no free visitor pass advertised, so budget for a ticket plus travel and accommodation in Liverpool.
Who should attend Foresight Hydrogen Live?
It suits senior people across the hydrogen value chain: energy developers and utilities, infrastructure and project developers, industrial and digital power users, investors and infrastructure funds, technology providers, grid and network organisations, regulators, regional authorities, and engineering or advisory firms. Attendance is most useful if you have a live project, procurement or partnership decision in the UK market.
What topics does Foresight Hydrogen Live cover?
The programme centres on hydrogen production, hydrogen mobility and regional growth, with an exhibition hall and evening networking event alongside the conference. Sessions examine the projects, technologies and partnerships shaping the energy system, including industrial decarbonisation, grid modernisation and project finance. The focus is the UK hydrogen value chain rather than general renewable energy.
Is there an exhibition at Foresight Hydrogen Live?
Yes. The event includes an exhibition hall in the Rum Warehouse, where technology suppliers and service firms meet delegates alongside coffee breaks, lunch and the networking reception. The hall is described as the main focal point across the event, so visitors can combine scheduled conference sessions with stand conversations in the same building.
What are the opening hours?
The official 2027 event page lists the summit day running from 08:30 to 19:00, including registration, coffee and networking, welcome remarks and a full schedule. Directory listings show a 09:00-18:00 window for the two-day event. Arrive at 08:30 on your booked day to collect your badge before the opening session.
Can my company exhibit at Foresight Hydrogen Live 2027?
Yes. The event is a conference plus exhibition, and the exhibition hall hosts technology and service suppliers across the hydrogen value chain. Stand packages, shell schemes and raw space are arranged directly with the organiser, Foresight Events Limited. Contact the team early, because the Rum Warehouse hall is compact and space is limited.
Is Foresight Hydrogen Live trade-only?
It is a business-to-business conference and exhibition aimed at the hydrogen and energy industry, not a consumer show. Delegates are typically project developers, industrial buyers, investors, engineers and policymakers. The event is not advertised as family-friendly, and attendees should expect a professional, trade-focused environment across both days.
Glossary
1
Green hydrogen
Hydrogen produced by electrolysis of water using renewable electricity, with oxygen as the only by-product when the power source is renewable.
2
Blue hydrogen
Hydrogen made from natural gas with carbon capture and storage, reducing but not eliminating the emissions from production.
3
Electrolyser
The plant that splits water into hydrogen and oxygen using electricity; its capacity and load factor drive project economics.
4
Hydrogen cluster
A group of producers, pipelines, storage and industrial offtakers located close together so shared infrastructure can lower the cost of hydrogen supply.
5
Offtake agreement
A contract under which a buyer commits to purchase hydrogen or its derivatives over time, giving a project the revenue certainty needed to reach financial close.
6
Levelised cost of hydrogen
The lifetime cost of producing a kilogram of hydrogen, including capital, power, maintenance and financing, expressed as a single cost per unit.
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Alternate names and search phrases for this event.