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Powered Up is a discussion-led clean mobility conference, titled ‘Leading the Transition’, bringing together senior representatives from vehicle finance, fleet, energy, charging infrastructure, vehicle manufacturing, logistics, government, policy and sustainability. The event is built around one question: what is actually going to fund and deliver the next phase of the UK’s transition?
Powered Up, on Wednesday 20 January 2027 in London, features an opening keynote, five panel discussions and a closing networking reception.
The programme will examine:
— Financing the Transition
— Commercial Fleets Leading the Way
— Learning from International Leaders
— Beyond Driving: AI, Autonomy and the Future of Electric Mobility
— Driving Change: Women Powering the EV Transition, in association with Global Women in EV Day and The 49 Collective
Confirmed speakers for Powered Up 2027 include:
Catherine Bowen, Head of Decarbonisation and Future Mobility at the BVRLA
Ian Dennis, Head of EV Fleet at Zenobē
Abbey Graham, Co-Founder and Director of EVEREC
Lauren Pamma, Head of Energy and Infrastructure at Aldermore
Dora Clarke, Head of Brand and External Affairs at Osprey Charging
Michael Boxwell, Voltempo
Rolle Nieminen, Kempower
Olly Craughan, DPD UK
Anne Buckingham, Amplify EV
Sam Biggs, The AA
Tamara Woodley, Sinewave
Anna Krajinska, Senior Director for Automotive, Industry and Batteries, Transport & Environment.
Gill Nowell will be hosting the event.
Close Brothers Asset Finance is partnering with the conference for 2027.
Previous Powered Up conferences have brought together more than 500 delegates, including directors and decision-makers from finance, fleet, energy, charging, local and national government, vehicle manufacturing and the wider clean mobility sector. Powered Up 2026 sold out ahead of the day and ran a waiting list.
Powered Up 2027 takes place on Wednesday 20 January 2027, from 12pm until 6pm, at Sea Containers London, 20 Upper Ground, London SE1 9PD. Tickets go on sale on 17 September, starting from £79. Half the places have already been filled and capacity is strictly limited.
