Energia 2026 brought together 352 exhibiting companies from 13 countries. The countries with the most exhibitors were Finland (27), Germany (8), China (4) and Italy (3). By sector, the largest groups were Energy (106) and Industrial Manufacturing (52).
Finland faces a phase of investment and digital upgrade in its energy systems. Three days in Tampere gather technologies and operational solutions linked to network reinforcement, renewables and hydrogen.
Practical details for Energia 2026
Energia 2026 runs from 20 to 22 October at the Tampere Exhibition and Sport Center. The fair is held every two years and carries 35 years of history in the Finnish energy sector.
Focus areas at the fair
Programmes highlight investment waves, power grid strengthening, renewable energy, hydrogen economy and energy system digitalisation. The event features a Datakeskus-kortteli area focused on data centers. Key sessions include Energianpäivä on 20 October and Energiakongressi on 21 October.
Who attends and what they look for
Participants include energy and grid companies, industrial consumers, large property operators and providers of energy technology and services. That combination supports direct comparison of technical solutions and dialogue on procurement and operational needs.
Preparing B2B prospecting at the venue
Define target projects and prepare concise case sheets showing estimated costs and timelines to drive budget-focused conversations. Map attending grid operators and major consumers in advance and prepare questions on interoperability and regulatory compliance.
Block meetings into concentrated slots on the first two days and reserve the final day for technical validation. If you work with hydrogen or data center integration bring technical datasheets and project references. For digitalisation offers, prepare short live demos that illustrate integration with SCADA or asset management systems.
Why follow the sessions and congress agenda
The event pairs exhibition space with specialist sessions and a congress format. Reviewing the agenda lets you align meetings with strategic sessions and ensures conversations reach decision makers working on investments and system operations.
Final note and where to register
This edition frames the challenge of combining grid investments with low-emission technologies and digital tools. For teams targeting procurement or validation projects, plan meetings around the sessions on 20 and 21 October and prioritise contacts with grid operators and large industrial consumers. Registration and the full programme are available at https://energiamessut.expomark.fi
