Blue Earth Summit brings together people with the ideas, ambition and curiosity to build a better future.

Across three days, founders, investors, business leaders, scientists, creatives and campaigners come together to explore what’s changing, discover practical solutions and meet the people who can help move their ideas forward.

Blue Earth Summit takes place on 14–16 October 2026 at Woolwich Works, London.

The venue address is: Woolwich Works, The Fireworks Factory, 11 No 1 Street, Royal Arsenal, London SE18 6HD.

Find travel and venue information on our Your Visit page.

The Summit is for anyone interested in shaping what comes next: entrepreneurs building businesses, investors looking for opportunities, leaders navigating change, and people bringing fresh thinking from science, culture, policy and beyond.

Whether you’re growing an organisation, exploring a new idea or looking for collaborators, you’ll find conversations worth being part of. Find out more about who attends.

No. You don’t need a sustainability job title or specialist knowledge. The Summit welcomes people from different industries and backgrounds who are curious about the future and want to contribute to it.

Come with questions, an open mind and a willingness to meet people whose experience differs from your own.

Your next customer, collaborator, investment opportunity or idea could start with a conversation at the Summit.

It’s a place to explore emerging trends, learn from people tackling difficult problems and build relationships across industries. Come with a challenge you’re working on and use the experience to identify practical next steps.

Yes. Founders can meet investors, explore potential partnerships and learn from other entrepreneurs.

It’s also an opportunity to test your thinking, understand what investors are looking for and build relationships that can continue beyond the event. Learn more about our investors here.

To explore exhibiting or partnership opportunities, enquire with the Blue Earth team through the website. Tell us about your organisation, what you would like to achieve and how you would like to take part.

Your next customer, collaborator, investment opportunity or idea could start with a conversation at the Summit.

It’s a place to explore emerging trends, learn from people tackling difficult problems and build relationships across industries. Come with a challenge you’re working on and use the experience to identify practical next steps.

The programme explores the forces changing how we live and work, including:

• Business, leadership and the economy

• Investment and innovation

• AI, technology and creativity

• Food, health and human potential

• Nature, water and the ocean

• Energy and mobility

• Culture, storytelling, fashion and design

These subjects overlap throughout the programme, connecting different perspectives on the same challenges.

Expect interactive keynotes, debates, workshops, live trials, war rooms and audience-led conversations. Some sessions will invite you to question evidence, vote on difficult choices or work with other attendees to develop ideas.

Explore the 2026 programme to find the sessions that interest you.

Announced speakers include Kate Raworth, Tim Spector, Deborah Meaden, Sir Ben Okri, Alexandra Cousteau, Andy Cato, George Lamb, Ugo Monye and Ben Branson, alongside voices from business, science, investment, design and culture.

Visit the programme for the latest sessions and visit our speaker page for additional details.

Yes. The new Health & Wellness Programme brings movement, recovery, nutrition and connection into the Summit experience.

Announced activities include community runs, guided walks, swimming, sauna experiences and mobility sessions, with a dedicated Health & Wellness Hub and activities at selected external locations.

The programme includes a mixture of free and bookable experiences. Check individual activity details for timings, locations and booking requirements. Explore the Health & Wellness Programme.

The Summit app allows attendees to explore the agenda and arrange meetings with other participants.

Think about the people you’d like to meet and what you can offer as well as what you’re looking for. A clear introduction makes it easier to start a useful conversation.

Yes. We’re welcoming applications for volunteers to support Blue Earth Summit 2026. Volunteering offers experience behind the scenes and access to enjoy the Summit when you’re not on shift.

Visit the volunteer page for the commitment required and application details.

Visit our ticket page to compare passes and book. You’ll find the latest prices, availability and benefits for each ticket type there.

Pass options include Start-Up, Scale-Up, Charity/NGO, General Admission, Investor, Team and Everest VIP.

Choose the option that best matches your role and how you want to take part. Review the eligibility requirements and benefits on the ticket page before booking.

Your ticket description sets out the access and benefits included with your chosen pass. Review these when booking, including any additional experiences or benefits specific to your ticket type.

Check individual activities for separate booking requirements.

Yes. A Team Pass for a group of three is available. Bringing colleagues gives you the opportunity to explore different sessions, make more connections and share what you’ve learned afterwards.

See the ticket page for current options.

Please read our Terms & Conditions before booking. If you have a question about an existing purchase, contact the team with your booking details.

Yes. Charities and NGOs bring vital experience to the Summit’s conversations. It’s an opportunity to meet potential supporters and partners, share your work and connect with organisations tackling related challenges.

A dedicated Charity/NGO Pass is available. Check the ticket page for eligibility and benefits.

Download the Blue Earth Summit app before you arrive to explore the programme, plan your schedule and connect with other attendees.

iOS: Available via the Apple App Store
Android: Available via Google Play

Log in using the same email address you used to register for your ticket.

Wednesday 14 October: 08:30–21:00
Thursday 15 October: 08:00–21:00

For the safety and comfort of everyone attending Blue Earth Summit, the following items are not permitted inside the venue:

• Alcohol
• Glass bottles
• Weapons or items that could be used as weapons
• Laser pointers
• Bicycles
• Items intended to cause disruption or protest activity
• Any illegal or prohibited substances or items under UK law

Animals are not permitted, with the exception of service dogs.

A cloakroom will be available at the venue. There will be a charge per item.

The venue has step-free access routes to all event spaces, as well as accessible toilet facilities.

We understand that everyone has different access requirements. If you need additional support or would like to discuss your visit ahead of the Summit, please contact the Blue Earth Summit team.

Smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere inside the venue or within the courtyard. Please use the designated areas outside the venue.