• European Sustainability Week 2026

    Steigenberger Icon Grandhotel & Spa Petersberg Petersberg, Königswinter, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
    Circular Economy

    The European Sustainability Week 2026, organised by EUPD Group, is a three-day conference and exhibition bringing together sustainability professionals, energy industry representatives, ESG leaders, corporate decision-makers and experts from across business and industry.

    The event provides a platform to discuss national and international sustainability developments, exchange practical solutions and explore emerging approaches to corporate sustainability. Its programme combines keynote presentations, expert discussions, interactive breakout sessions and an exhibition area showcasing sustainability-related products and services.

    The event addresses sustainability across multiple industries, with particular relevance to energy, ESG management, corporate responsibility and sustainable business transformation

  • Horizons Clean Energy Expansion Week 2026

    Bella Center Copenhagen Center Boulevard 5, Copenhagen, Denmark
    Energy Transition

    Horizons Clean Energy Expansion Week, formerly known as World Hydrogen Week, is a multi-track event exploring technologies and investment needed to expand clean energy systems. The programme covers hydrogen, power-to-X and end-use applications, carbon capture and management, alternative fuels, grid resilience and innovative financing. It brings together industry leaders, policymakers and technology specialists to discuss decarbonisation and energy security.

  • GNOSIS26: Follow the Sun

    Online

    GNOSIS26: Follow the Sun is a free, 24-hour virtual conference exploring the challenges and opportunities involved in ensuring the long-term sustainability of outer space. Organised by the Global Network on Sustainability in Space (GNOSIS), the event brings together international experts, policymakers, researchers and industry representatives to share regional perspectives and develop collaborative solutions for a sustainable space environment.

  • CLIMA Conference 2026

    UGC Ciné Cité Cœur de Ville 8 Promenade Cœur de Ville, Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
    Circular Economy

    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

  • 7th PCI Energy Days

    SQUARE Brussels Convention Centre Mont des Arts, Brussels, Belgium
    Energy Transition

    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.

  • ISWA Beacon Conference: Waste to Energy in the Global Circular Economy

    Stockholm Waterfront Congress Centre Nils Ericsons Plan 4, Stockholm, Sweden
    Circular Economy

    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.

  • Symbiosis in Action: Scaling Bio-based Business Models Across Europe

    Lombardy Region Offices Pl. du Champ de Mars 3, Ixelles, Brussels, Belgium
    Circular Economy

    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.

  • NATURE+ Conference 2026

    Museu do Oriente Avenida Brasília, 352, Lisbon, Portugal
    Biodiversity & Nature

    A specialist international conference on nature-positive innovations for offshore renewable energy. Topics include marine biodiversity, artificial reefs, habitat creation, environmental monitoring, mitigation by design and nature-inclusive offshore wind development.

  • Renewable Hydrogen Summit 2026

    Radisson Collection Hotel, Grand Place Brussels Rue du Fossé aux Loups 47, Brussels, Belgium
    Energy Transition

    The Renewable Hydrogen Summit brings together policymakers, business leaders and investors to accelerate the deployment of renewable hydrogen across Europe. Discussions focus on creating demand, expanding infrastructure, mobilising investment and shaping the regulatory frameworks needed to scale renewable hydrogen and its derivatives. The programme also explores energy security, industrial decarbonisation and the role of renewable fuels in hard-to-electrify sectors such as aviation and shipping.

  • EDANA Sustainability & Policy Forum 2026

    Résidence Palace Rue de la Loi 155, Brussels, Belgium
    Circular Economy

    The EDANA Sustainability & Policy Forum examines how the nonwovens industry can accelerate circularity and respond to changing sustainability regulations. Under the theme Nonwovens for a Circular Future, the event brings together manufacturers, innovators, policymakers, researchers, NGOs and other value-chain stakeholders. Discussions address circular materials, the bioeconomy, material innovation and regulatory developments, with an emphasis on turning sustainability challenges into practical business and policy solutions.