Biogas SummitEurope 2026

Welcome to the Biogas Summit Europe 2026, where global leaders come together to advance biogas technology, align with evolving EU regulations, promote sustainable practices, and foster innovation that shapes the industry’s future.

The biogas industry faces challenges in scaling production, reducing costs, ensuring compliance, and achieving fuel integration. This event will explore advanced anaerobic digestion, automation, real-time monitoring, and streamlined waste-to-energy processes to improve efficiency and support decarbonisation in line with Europe’s climate goals.

Join us to explore solutions, gain insights, and integrate biogas into renewable energy systems to help reshape the industry for a sustainable, net-zero future.

Global biogas market trends and strategic investment insights

Analysing growth trends, capital inflows, and opportunities to integrate biogas with renewable energy ecosystems, to build sustainable economic development.

Strategic co-digestion and feedstock optimisation to increase biogas yields

Harness diverse feedstocks, co-digestion methods, and life-cycle assessments to raise biogas yields, cut waste, and support Europe’s climate objectives.

Navigating global biogas regulations, certifications, and carbon markets

Understand the EU’s Fit for 55 package, biogas regulations, biomethane certification, and emissions monetisation to expand sustainable biomethane projects.

Advancements in anaerobic digestion, enhancing operational efficiency

Leverage advanced anaerobic digestion, biogas upgrading, AI, and renewable energy systems to improve plant efficiency and maximise energy generation.

Evolving biogas technologies, hydrogen synergies, and market expansion

Explore how biogas supports green hydrogen, biomethane in power and heat grids, carbon capture, and hybrid renewable systems for decarbonisation.

Case studies on how biogas-powered solutions are transforming industries

Showcase how biogas in steel, shipping, and heavy industries creates value through by-products such as biofertilisers and bioplastics while cutting emissions.

Expert Speakers

Past Attendees

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