Events

The World Biogas EXPO explores the next phase of biogas and biomethane development, with a 2026 programme focused on production technologies, upgrading solutions, feedstock management, policy developments, investment in renewable gas, carbon removals, Bio-LNG and sustainable transport. This year’s agenda also highlights maritime decarbonisation, carbon certification, biofertiliser innovation, workforce development and next-generation biogas technologies, showing how renewable gas is becoming increasingly central to the clean energy transition and circular economy.

Green Gas Mobility Summit analyses the role of renewable gases in decarbonising mobility, with a 2026 agenda built around three main areas: alternative-fuel bunkering, renewable gases for road transport, and the development of the biomethane and renewable hydrogen market. The programme explores port infrastructure, future fuel demand, regulatory and safety standards, TCO for heavy-duty transport, refuelling infrastructure, trading, off-taker demand, project bankability, and production scalability by 2030.

Biogas Forum focuses on the operational levers shaping the next phase of the European biogas and biomethane market. The 2026 edition addresses concrete topics such as progress on the Union Database, cross-border trading, feedstock optimisation, plant efficiency, and advanced upgrading technologies. The programme also includes operational risk management, plant reliability, valorisation of CO₂ and digestate, and demand signals from off-takers.

Biogas Summit Europe explores the role of biogas and biomethane in Europe’s energy transition, with a 2026 programme focused on market growth, investment, regulation, certification and carbon markets. The agenda also covers co-digestion, feedstock optimisation, anaerobic digestion technologies, upgrading, automation, real-time monitoring, and synergies with hydrogen and carbon capture. Key topics in this edition also include biogas applications in hard-to-abate sectors, including heavy industry and shipping.

The RECS Market Meeting is one of the leading global gatherings for renewable electricity markets and Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs), with a strong focus on the demand side of corporate renewable procurement.
In 2026, the event opens a new chapter in Prague, with a refreshed programme spanning European and global market developments, legislative updates, and market fundamentals. The programme is built to move the conversation forward on how EACs can support credible consumer demand for renewables.

Taking place in Rotterdam, the World Hydrogen Summit & Exhibition is positioned as the industry’s “deal-making” meeting point, bringing governments, investors and project leaders together to move hydrogen projects from strategy to final investment decisions. The agenda typically centres on scaling the hydrogen value chain (technology and large-scale project delivery), financing, and regulatory pathways, with Rotterdam’s port-and-infrastructure ecosystem as a key backdrop.

Energiekongress is a Swiss platform for the energy transition, bringing together municipalities, utilities, business, academia and policymakers for a one-day programme in St. Gallen. The 2026 edition combines keynotes with focused tracks on energy supply and the economy, plus interactive breakout sessions on topics such as Swiss power price outlook to 2030, battery storage as a lever for security of supply, and AI-driven energy efficiency.

All-Energy returns to Glasgow (SEC) as the UK’s largest renewable and low-carbon energy event, with conference and exhibition content spanning renewables, hydrogen, energy storage, and low-carbon transport and a strong focus on practical delivery of a net-zero energy system.

Held in Nice, Argus Europe Carbon Conference focuses on market-based solutions to decarbonisation and the policy, pricing and investment signals shaping European carbon markets. Core threads include EU ETS and CBAM reform, competitiveness impacts, and the evolving landscape for voluntary carbon markets and international mechanisms such as Article 6.4.

Climate Week Zurich is a week-long, city-wide platform bringing business, policy, research and innovators together to co-create and scale measurable climate solutions. The programme spans 250+ sessions across multiple themes, covering mitigation, resilience and adaptation, and how climate action is implemented in everyday business decisions.

Taking place in Brussels, this congress centres on scaling biogas and biomethane—with a strong emphasis on feedstock strategy, project economics and investment, and the policy/regulatory conditions needed to accelerate deployment. The 2026 agenda also highlights biomethane’s role in decarbonising transport and industry, alongside technology, market trends, and commercial pathways.

Hosted by IETA in Barcelona, ECS is focused on the policy milestones reshaping Europe’s carbon landscape, from the launch of ETS2 and the evolution of CBAM, to the next phase of EU ETS reform and the growing role of digital tools in transparency and market integrity.

Super South is a U.S. summit bringing together innovators, investors, corporates, and public-sector leaders to accelerate sustainable innovation and climate impact with programming spanning plenary sessions, breakouts, and an innovation expo. The 2026 edition runs across multiple venues in Atlanta, including the Metro Atlanta Chamber and the Georgia Aquarium.

Biogases Business Day is an EBA members-only networking format designed to connect decision-makers across the biogas and biomethane value chain from project developers and financiers to technology providers, traders, and end-users. The 2026 Lisbon edition combines market insights with curated business networking, including sessions on pricing developments, maritime applications, and Iberian market perspectives.

Gastagung is a Swiss industry conference focused on the future of gas in a rapidly tightening regulatory environment. The 2026 edition looks at the post-2030 outlook for decarbonising gas supply, the implications of proposed market reforms (including supplier choice), and the infrastructure and strategy shifts utilities need to make, while also bringing a wider European and global perspective into the discussion.

Georgia Tech Energy Day brings together thought leaders from academia, industry, and government to accelerate energy innovation across materials, systems, technologies, and policy, offering a direct opportunity to engage with Georgia Tech researchers working on next-generation energy solutions. The 2026 theme, “Energy for AI,” focuses on meeting the rapidly growing electricity and resource demand driven by AI and high-performance computing, with dedicated tracks on power generation, data center infrastructure, and grid technologies and markets.

Green Marine Transport is a European conference that brings together shipping companies, port authorities, policymakers, suppliers, and technology providers to explore the latest developments, challenges, and opportunities in sustainable shipping. The 2026 edition in Amsterdam focuses on practical decarbonisation pathways, from LNG, hydrogen, and advanced biofuels to electric and hybrid vessels, alongside evolving regulatory frameworks (FuelEU and IMO), the role of ports as enablers, and the growing importance of digitalisation, optimisation, and cyber security.

Expobiogaz is one of France’s leading events for renewable gas, bringing together the biogas value chain-producers, technology providers, energy operators, local authorities, and industrial stakeholders.

Meet our team – Marie Lene – to discuss biomethane and renewable gas certificates (GOs), procurement and portfolio strategies, and how to turn market volatility and evolving requirements into clear cost scenarios and next steps.

KEY – The Energy Transition Expo is the meeting point in Europe and the Mediterranean basin for energy transition technologies, services, and industrial solutions, bringing together the main B2B players at Rimini Expo Centre.

Meet our team to reduce price and compliance uncertainty with GO strategies and hedging advisory, and to translate CBAM, ETS/ETS2 and disclosure into clear cost scenarios and next steps.

EcoVadis Sustain is the flagship global conference where sustainability, procurement, compliance, and supply chain leaders come together to explore how sustainability can drive competitive advantage and resilience.

Meet our team — Marie Lene and Lee Caplen — to discuss how to translate supply-chain sustainability goals into actionable strategies: navigating carbon and energy market instruments, strengthening credible decarbonisation plans, and improving decision-making under cost and compliance uncertainty.

E-world is the meeting place for the European energy industry with a strong focus on hydrogen, smart energy, and trading/digitalisation.

Meet our team to discuss risk-informed power & gas sourcing, PPAs and Guarantees of Origin, 24/7 CFE readiness, and how ETS/ETS2 and disclosure requirements translate into budget visibility and credible decarbonisation.

RE-Source is Europe’s leading forum for corporate renewable energy sourcing and PPAs — connecting buyers, suppliers, developers and policymakers at Beurs van Berlage, Amsterdam.

Meet our team — Lee Caplen — to structure and negotiate bankable PPAs, align Guarantees of Origin (GOs) with Scope 2 reporting, explore 24/7 CFE options, and build risk-informed budgets.

Hosted by S&P Global Commodity Insights, the World Biofuels Conference brings together producers, offtakers, traders and policymakers across ethanol, biodiesel, SAF and advanced feedstocks at the InterContinental Barcelona.

Meet our team — Davis Krezins and Massimiano Capobianchi — to discuss feedstock risk and pricing, certification & traceability (mass-balance / book-and-claim), offtake structures and hedging, and how to integrate biofuels into credible Scope 1–3 decarbonisation and reporting.

Ecomondo is Europe’s reference event for the ecological transition, circular economy, and industrial decarbonisation — a hub for technologies, policy, and business at the Rimini Expo Centre.

Meet our team — Matteo Pattaro and Davide Moiana — to discuss ESG strategy, ETS/ETS2 compliance and reporting, and how to use market instruments (GOs, biomethane, PPAs, carbon credits) to accelerate credible decarbonisation.

The ICC Sustainability Conclave, organized by the Indian Chemical Council, is a premier platform to explore sustainable development across the chemical industry. The event brings together stakeholders from policy, industry, and academia to discuss ESG strategies, regulatory shifts, and innovation for a low-carbon future. The 2025 edition will be held at The Lalit, New Delhi.

Meet our team — Kavia Arvind — to explore how Nvalue supports organizations across Asia in building market-driven carbon strategies that align with business transformation and sustainability goals.

VERGE, powered by Trellis Group, is one of the most influential climate tech events in North America — focusing on clean energy, circularity, decarbonisation, and sustainable business models. Held at the San Jose Convention Center, it attracts global innovators, corporate leaders, and solution providers driving the clean economy forward.

Meet our team — Grayson Stuart — to discover how Nvalue helps organizations operationalize climate strategies through carbon markets, EACs, and tailored decarbonisation pathways.

Gazelec is France’s annual benchmark congress for energy purchasing strategies in gas and power — uniting industrial buyers, suppliers, and market experts to decode price volatility, regulatory shifts, and procurement best practices. The 2025 edition marks the 15th anniversary and will be held at CNIT Forest, Paris La Défense.

Meet our team — Dania Piccioli and Marie Lene — to explore how market-based solutions (GOs, biomethane certificates, PPAs, and risk-informed sourcing) can strengthen your decarbonisation plan while improving budget visibility and compliance readiness.

WETEX is the leading exhibition in the MENA region for clean energy, water, and environmental technologies — where innovation, infrastructure, and climate ambition converge.

Meet our team — Kavia Arvind — to explore how to build a credible carbon strategy through market-based solutions, risk-informed decision-making, and forward-looking sustainability planning.

Cersaie is the international benchmark for ceramic surfaces and bathroom design — where materials, innovation, and sustainability meet. At Cersaie 2025, Nvalue will focus on how the EU ETS and the upcoming ETS2 are redefining compliance costs and investment priorities in the ceramics industry.

Meet our team — Massimiano Capobianchi and Davide Moiana — to discuss how to turn regulatory pressure into strategic advantage through scenario analysis, risk management, and forward-looking decarbonization planning.

Climate Week NYC is a leading global summit driving climate action across business, policy, and finance, uniting stakeholders to accelerate the transition to a net-zero future.

Meet our team — Grayson Stuart — to discuss how Nvalue supports climate strategies through carbon market expertise and actionable decarbonization planning.

Gastech is a strategic platform driving progress in natural gas, hydrogen, low-carbon technologies, and climate innovation to accelerate the global energy transition.

Power-To-Gas Kongress Schweiz explores the role of hydrogen and sector coupling in Switzerland’s energy system, with a focus on innovation, scalability, and market integration.

Renewable Energy Markets (REM) is the leading U.S. event for businesses, policymakers, and innovators advancing clean energy through voluntary markets and market-based solutions.