The SAF North America Congress 2026 will bring together stakeholders from across the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) value chain to accelerate the development, financing and deployment of lower-carbon aviation fuels in North America.
EcoBalance is the 17th biennial International Conference on EcoBalance, an established international conference focused on life-cycle thinking and its application to sustainability. The 2026 edition will explore practical and methodological approaches to addressing planetary challenges through life-cycle assessment (LCA), environmental performance evaluation and sustainability innovatio
An international gathering focused on scaling sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and e-fuels across the Asia-Pacific region. The organiser reports approximately 400 attendees from more than 25 countries, including representatives from airlines, governments, fuel producers, investors and technology companies.
Tanzania Renewable Energy Week 2026 (REW2026) brings together policymakers, renewable energy developers, investors, financiers, technology providers, businesses and other stakeholders to accelerate the development of Tanzania’s renewable energy sector.
The BAM! Bock auf Morgen Festival brings together businesses, sustainability experts, researchers, marketers and changemakers to explore how sustainability can become a driver of business success and wider societal transformation. The 2026 programme features keynotes, panel discussions, networking sessions and interactive masterclasses on climate action, sustainable finance, circular construction, food systems, fashion, beauty and sustainability communications.
The Sustainable Commodities and Landscapes Forum brings together more than 200 senior supply-chain and sustainability professionals to address climate resilience, nature and biodiversity risks, security of supply and changing sustainability regulations. Discussions examine how businesses can adapt sourcing strategies, protect landscapes and strengthen the resilience of global commodity supply chains, including cocoa, coffee, palm oil, soy and timber.