Upcoming events

In 2023, the European Pellet Conference – the largest annual pellet event worldwide – shows the important role of pellets in securing our clean energy future and concrete policies, technologies and markets to get us there. The event is part of the World Sustainable Energy Days (WSED), a leading conference on the energy transition and climate neutrality.

Returning for its 12th edition next year, Lignofuels 2023 live conference will not only give the participants an insight on the current challenges and opportunities from the industry, but will also provide updates and future forecasts on the latest technology trends. It will feature numerous interactive sessions, presentations and case studies from key industry players and provide excellent live networking opportunities with leaders from advanced generation biofuels companies from across the globe, Oil Refiners, Process Technology Providers, Enzyme Developers, Engineering Firms and Agribusiness as well as Financiers, Investors, Policy & Regulators, Automotive & Aviation Industries, Consultants, Traders & Brokers and Chemical Companies.

Fuels of the future 2023 welcomes national and international participants including representatives from the raw material collecting and processing industry, the biofuel, mineral oil and automotive industry, the chemical industry, the transport and logistics sector, certification systems as well as from politics, science and research. The aim of the International Conference is to provide participants with an up-to-date status report on the many different legislative initiatives and to discuss corresponding recommendations for action, to present current market developments and project examples of renewable mobility, and to provide a broad platform for the exchange of experience.

The 7th Central European Biomass Conference takes the whole process from resource provision up to the end consumer into account. The CEBC 2023 places its special emphasis on the areas of negative emissions, hydrogen, green gas, biochar, advanced biofuels and bioeconomy. Traditionally, the conference thoroughly considers the progresses in the area of heat and power generation. The conference offers an extensive overview on the latest political, economic and technological developments, covering topics such as raw material availability, logistics, conversion technologies, integration into the energy system, industrial application, environmental impacts and market developments.

Numerous types of biomass and wastes contribute towards the production of energy and reduction in the use of fossil fuels by means of biological, chemical and thermal processes. Existing biomass and waste to energy technologies are currently undergoing rapid development. Despite growing interest in use of these technologies however, implementation in many countries remains limited. The aim of the Venice Symposium is to focus on advances made in the application of technologies for energy recovery from biomass and waste and to encourage discussion in these fields.