The Future of Biogas Europe 2026 Summit is set to take place in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, bringing together senior decision makers, industry leaders and key stakeholders from across the European biogas, biomethane and renewable gas value chain.
Taking place on 25th and 26th November 2026, the summit will provide a dedicated platform to explore the next phase of biogas growth, project development, policy direction, infrastructure integration and commercial opportunities across the sector.
As Europe continues to accelerate its energy transition, biogas and biomethane are becoming increasingly central to achieving decarbonisation, strengthening energy security and supporting circular economy objectives. The summit will examine how the industry can scale production, overcome operational and regulatory barriers, improve project delivery and unlock new avenues for growth across Europe’s renewable gas market.
Attendees will gain valuable insights into the latest market developments, policy updates, technological advancements and investment opportunities shaping the future of biogas and biomethane. Through high level presentations, case studies, panel discussions and networking sessions, the event will bring together the organisations and experts driving the industry forward.
Key Summit Topics Include:
- The future role of biogas and biomethane in Europe’s energy transition
- Scaling up biomethane production to meet growing market demand
- Navigating policy, regulation and certification across European markets
- Overcoming permitting bottlenecks and accelerating project delivery
- Financing new biogas and biomethane projects in a changing investment environment
- Feedstock optimisation, sustainability and supply chain resilience
- Grid injection, infrastructure integration and renewable gas trading
- Technological innovations supporting efficiency and commercial scale up
- The role of biogas in decarbonising transport, industry and hard to abate sectors
- Unlocking value from digestate, biogenic CO2 and circular economy applications
The Future of Biogas Europe 2026 Summit will also focus on the challenges and opportunities facing the European biogas and biomethane industry. While the sector continues to gain momentum, key barriers remain, including fragmented regulatory frameworks, long permitting timelines, grid connection challenges, project financing uncertainty and the need for clearer market mechanisms.
At the same time, opportunities are growing through increased demand for renewable gas, stronger decarbonisation targets, technological innovation, biomethane certification, biogenic CO2 utilisation and wider recognition of biogas as a strategic part of Europe’s future energy system.
Challenges Facing the Industry:
- Fragmented regulations and lack of harmonised frameworks across Europe
- Lengthy permitting processes for new production sites and infrastructure connections
- Financing challenges for project developers and investors
- Grid injection, infrastructure and market access limitations
- Price competition between biomethane and conventional natural gas
- Uncertainty surrounding long term support mechanisms and policy direction
- Feedstock availability, sustainability requirements and supply chain pressures
Opportunities on the Horizon:
- Increased demand for renewable gas across transport, industry and energy markets
- Greater recognition of biomethane as a key contributor to energy security
- New investment opportunities in large scale and decentralised biogas projects
- Development of biomethane certification and trading markets
- Commercial potential from biogenic CO2 utilisation and digestate valorisation
- Technological improvements driving efficiency and lowering production costs
- Stronger collaboration across producers, utilities, investors, policymakers and end users
Who Should Attend?
- Biogas production companies and project developers
- Biomethane producers and renewable gas suppliers
- Technology providers and equipment manufacturers
- Energy and utility companies
- Waste to energy developers and waste management companies
- Gas infrastructure companies, grid operators and traders
- Investors, capital firms and project finance specialists
- Industrial gas users and offtakers
- Policy, regulatory and certification bodies
- Research organisations, associations and academic institutions
- Agricultural, farming and feedstock stakeholder.
Register online
Early Bird Discounts available – Contact mahsan@acieu.net
£400 discount available until 31st July – £350 discount available until 31st August. – £300 discount available until 29th October
