re-VISION: Circular Cities Conference 2026
re-VISION examines circular-economy approaches for cities, including resource management, reuse, circular construction, municipal policy and implementation of circular-city initiatives.
re-VISION examines circular-economy approaches for cities, including resource management, reuse, circular construction, municipal policy and implementation of circular-city initiatives.
The CLIMA Conference marks the concluding event of the European CLIMABOROUGH project, bringing together local decision-makers, researchers and urban innovation specialists to share lessons from climate-transition experiments in European cities. Sessions will explore urban energy and mobility, circular economy initiatives, digital twins and AI in urban planning, public procurement, citizen engagement and practical approaches to achieving climate neutralit
n invitation-only gathering for institutional investors, asset owners and impact fund managers to exchange investment strategies, discuss climate and nature risks, and explore ways to translate impact ambitions into investment decisions.
An interdisciplinary gathering of people from government, business, science, finance, civil society and culture exploring how to strengthen trust and collaboration to advance climate action and social justice.
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An international conference for carbon-market buyers, project developers, investors, traders and policymakers examining market integrity, regulatory developments and the role of carbon markets in climate action.
STEP focuses on ecological transformation, including decarbonisation, circular economy and environmental technologies. The programme includes an exhibition, conferences and business meetings addressing industrial and regional sustainability challenges.
The 7th PCI Energy Days brings together national administrations, regulators, grid operators, project developers, industry, civil society and financiers to discuss the development of European energy infrastructure. The programme focuses on Projects of Common Interest and Projects of Mutual Interest, highlighting how cross-border infrastructure and investment can support the EU’s 2030 climate and energy targets. Sessions and networking opportunities address practical challenges in building and modernising energy networks.
A conference connecting researchers, industry professionals and policymakers to share projects and accelerate innovation in sustainable buildings, the built environment and the wider energy transition.
The ISWA Beacon Conference examines the role of energy recovery from residual waste in future waste-management systems. Swedish and international experts will discuss circular economy principles, climate impacts, carbon capture, energy recovery, emissions, resilience and emerging waste-treatment technologies. The conference aims to encourage international knowledge exchange on how waste management and energy systems can evolve to meet environmental and resource-efficiency objectives.
SWS Vienna GREEN is an international scientific conference bringing together researchers, academics and students working on environmental science and sustainable technologies. Its interdisciplinary programme covers biodiversity, climate change, water resources, forest ecosystems, clean energy, sustainable agriculture, pollution prevention, recycling and green building technologies. Oral presentations, posters, workshops and virtual participation provide opportunities to share research and explore practical responses to environmental challenges.
Professional conference exploring how investors and financial institutions can integrate impact considerations into investment strategies and mobilise capital for measurable social and environmental outcomes.
This final conference of the European SYMBIO and SYMBA projects explores how industrial symbiosis can help scale sustainable bio-based business models. Policymakers, researchers and industry representatives will discuss ways to improve resource efficiency, connect industrial value chains and increase the adoption of circular bio-based solutions. The programme will also examine policy recommendations, cross-project collaboration and methods for replicating successful approaches across European regions.