EUBCE - EUROPEAN BIOMASS CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION 2026

European Biomass Conference and Exhibition (EUBCE) 2026: Leading the Transition to a Sustainable Bioeconomy
May 19–22, 2026 | The Hague, Netherlands

The European Biomass Conference and Exhibition (EUBCE) returns to The Hague in 2026 as the premier global platform for advancing biomass science, technology, and policy. Spanning four days, this event gathers over 1,500 experts—including researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, investors, and innovators—to address the critical role of biomass in achieving climate neutrality, energy security, and a circular economy.

Core Themes and Content
EUBCE 2026 will explore the entire biomass value chain through cutting-edge presentations, interactive workshops, and high-level discussions. Key topics include:
- Feedstock Innovation: Sustainable sourcing of agricultural residues, algae, waste, and energy crops.
- Advanced Conversion Technologies: Breakthroughs in thermochemical (gasification, pyrolysis) and biochemical (fermentation, enzymatic) processes.
- Bioenergy & Biorefineries: Integration of bioheat, biofuels (e.g., SAF, hydrogen), and bio-based chemicals into energy systems.
- Policy & Sustainability: EU Green Deal alignment, carbon accounting, and certification standards.
- Digitalization & AI: AI-driven optimization of biomass supply chains and conversion efficiency.
- Cross-Sector Synergies: Linking biomass with renewable energy storage, hydrogen economies, and industrial decarbonization.

Exhibition and Networking
A dynamic exhibition hall will feature over 100 companies showcasing the latest innovations—from biomass processing equipment to pilot-scale biorefineries. Attendees can explore live demos, one-on-one matchmaking sessions, and startup pitches, fostering collaborations between academia and industry.

Why The Hague?
As the international hub for climate diplomacy and sustainability, The Hague provides an ideal backdrop for EUBCE 2026. The city’s commitment to renewable energy and its accessibility via high-speed rail and Amsterdam Schiphol Airport amplify the event’s global appeal.

Impact and Legacy
EUBCE 2026 will accelerate the deployment of scalable biomass solutions by bridging research and commercialization. It serves as a catalyst for policy refinement, investment opportunities, and partnerships essential for scaling the bioeconomy. By uniting science, industry, and governance, the event reinforces Europe’s leadership in driving a net-zero future.

Join us in The Hague to shape the future of biomass innovation!
Registration opens late 2025. For updates, visit www.eubce2026.com.