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Registration: Early-Bird Discount until 19 March 2026
Register today to take part in the largest global gathering on biomass, from Tuesday 19–Friday 22 May 2026 in the city of The Hague, The Netherlands.
What to Expect at EUBCE 2026?
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4-day world-class conference and exhibition
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+700 expert presentations
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+1,000 attendees from over 60 countries
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+100 cutting-edge sessions and renowned speakers
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45 exhibitors
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In-depth discussions on technology, policy, market trends, and sustainability
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6 technical tours
Make Valuable Connections at EUBCE 2026:
Discover the Networking Opportunities
EUBCE 2026 offers multiple opportunites to help you connect and collaborate:
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Parallel events, workshops, EU project pitching sessions
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Dedicated networking areas
Organized in partnership with major international organizations and EU-funded projects, EUBCE 2026 Parallel Events deliver detailed insights into specific topics concerning the newest biomass technology, applications, and market trends, targeting global decision-makers in industry, research, finance, and politics.
Detailed list here
6 Exclusive Technical Tours at EUBCE 2026
Explore Innovation in the Netherlands
On Monday, 18 May 2026, the National Committee has prepared a series of exclusive technical tours for EUBCE participants, offering a unique opportunity to explore some of the most advanced bioenergy and bioeconomy innovation hubs in the Netherlands.
These carefully curated itineraries will take participants behind the scenes of leading research centres, industrial facilities and demonstration plants, showcasing cutting-edge technologies and real-world applications across the bioenergy sector.
Participants will have the opportunity to visit:
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Investa – an expertise centre for gasification technology and sustainable energy carriers, including the DOPS start-up developing laboratory-scale reactors and the TNO Petten biofuel laboratory infrastructure
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Argent Energy and ChainCraft – innovative demonstration facilities and laboratories focused on advanced bio-based products
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Wageningen University & Research – guided visit to the experimental fields of miscanthus varieties and other fibre crops, together with the renowned World Soil Museum
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The Green Village outdoor laboratory at TU Delft Campus, combined with a visit to the RWE Amer power plant in Geertruidenberg
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LanzaTech technology at the ArcelorMittal steel plant, showcasing industrial carbon capture and utilization pathways
These tours provide a rare opportunity to connect research, industry and innovation in the field, while networking with fellow experts and EUBCE participants.
Seats are limited and will be allocated to EUBCE delegates on a first come – first served basis.
Call for Nominations: Giuliano Grassi Prize 2026
Supported by 
The deadline to submit nominations for the Giuliano Grassi Excellence in Biomass Industrial Deployment Prize is approaching.
Submit your nomination by 10 April 2026.
Named in honour of Dr. Giuliano Grassi, a pioneer in the development and market deployment of biomass technologies and founder of the European Biomass Industry Association (EUBIA), this prestigious international award recognises individuals who have made outstanding scientific, technical, or managerial contributions to the industrial deployment of biomass processes.
The prize celebrates professionals whose long-term achievements have helped bring biomass innovation from research into real-world industrial applications, contributing to the advancement of the bioenergy sector.
Do you know a researcher, industry leader, or innovator who has made a lasting impact in the field?
Nominate your candidate and help highlight excellence in biomass industrial deployment.
Deadline for nominations: 10 April 2026
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