UK at COP31

COP31 Digital Showcasing opportunity 

Applications for the COP31 programme are now closed. 

Thank you to all organisations that applied. We will review applications and aim to inform successful applicants by 10 July 2026. Final reels are due by 28 August 2026.

If you have any questions, please contact copukpavilion@energysecurity.gov.uk


The opportunity 

Each year at COP, the UK features a digital showcase of products, services, initiatives and actions developed by UK organisations that are delivering real-world climate impact. 

We highlight a vibrant landscape of climate pioneers and innovative green industries to a global audience. From businesses and researchers to charities, community groups and civil society organisations, we aim to showcase the breadth and depth of UK action and innovation.

Selected organisations will be showcased through videos lasting up to 90 seconds, which will be curated into a looping video montage for display on screens at COP31. These videos are designed to spark interest, conversation and collaboration.

 
Example of the digital screen used for the COP29 UK digital showcasing programme.

Digital screen used as part of the UK COP29 Digital Showcasing Programme.


What participants gain 

Being part of the UK’s digital showcasing at COP offers a high-profile opportunity to showcase your 'organisation's work and climate impact to an international audience.

In previous years, selected reels were displayed on a large digital screen in the UK Pavilion within COP’s UNFCCC-accredited Blue Zone. The Blue Zone hosts world leaders, national negotiators, business leaders, non-governmental organisations, intergovernmental organisations and media, ensuring a unique and high-profile audience for showcased content. 

The showreels were also shared online via YouTube, extending their reach to a global virtual audience.

COP31, taking place in Antalya, Türkiye, from 9–20 November 2026, will once again provide an unmissable opportunity for UK organisations to showcase their ambition and impact on a global stage.


Who could apply?

The opportunity was open to organisations including:

  • UK Businesses (under 500 employees)

  • UK Not-for-Profit Organisations (NfPs)

    • Social enterprises
    • Charities / civil society organisations
    • Academic institutions (primary, higher and further education)
    • Science and research institutions (under 500 employees)
    • Religious and faith-based institutions
    • Museums, sports, community or cultural groups

  • UK Non-Government Organisations (NGOs)

If you were eligible but were unable to apply this year, we encourage you to check this website in spring 2027 for updates on future COP showcasing opportunities.


What we are looking for

We are seeking unique, dynamic and compelling visual showreels that tell the story of your product, service, climate initiative or action in 90 seconds or under.

We aim to curate a selection of showreels representing organisations from a diverse range of backgrounds, sectors and locations across the UK.

Examples of previously selected showreels are available in our COP30 Digital showcase archive.


Showreel technical requirements

We will provide additional guidance to successful applicants but all showreels must:

  • Be a maximum of 90 seconds in length
  • Be in 4K resolution (3,840 x 2,160)
  • Have subtitles and must not rely on sound
  • Feature a QR code linking to further information
  • Not include logos or branding from organisations that do not meet the programme’s eligibility requirements, including large commercial partners or sponsors

Applications

The application period closed at 12 noon (BST), Friday 12 June 2026.

We aim to notify applicants of the outcome by 10 July 2026. Please note that, due to the anticipated volume of applications, we are unable to provide feedback to unsuccessful applicants.

Successful applicants will be required to submit their final showreels by 28 August 2026.

If you have any questions, please contact copukpavilion@energysecurity.gov.uk.