Research and market push in bioenergy are aligning with regulatory shifts across Europe. EUBCE 2026 gathers technical providers, researchers and policy actors for four days of presentations and exhibition in Reims.
Practical information for EUBCE 2026
EUBCE 2026 runs from 19 to 22 May at the Parc des Expositions in Reims. Registration opens in December and the organisers publish exhibition and sponsorship packages and a floorplan on the official site.
Key figures to guide outreach
The event lists 1,400 delegates and 75 exhibitors. Delegates come from more than 64 countries and 65 percent hold decision making roles. These figures help prioritise outreach to buyers and technical evaluators.
Program highlights attendees will find
The conference integrates a scientific programme with industry and policy sessions. Highlights include an exclusive SAF roundtable, industry track sessions and prize awards. The exhibition features themed areas for European projects, startups and technology providers.
Types of companies and sectors represented
Participants include technology suppliers for biomass conversion, companies developing sustainable fuels, research institutions and public sector stakeholders. Discussions typically focus on biofuel supply chains, thermochemical and biochemical conversion routes and deployment in regulated markets.
How to prepare B2B prospecting in Reims
- Use the exhibitor list and programme to build a daily target list of 15 to 20 prospects. Focus on those matching your technical readiness level.
- Create one page technical briefs for each solution with performance metrics, integration requirements and references. Technical clarity shortens evaluation cycles.
- Book meetings in advance through official channels and propose 30 minute slots for demos and project reviews.
- If running live demos, design a repeatable sequence and hand out concise technical summaries and next step proposals.
- Score leads on technical fit and procurement timeline to follow up with concrete proposals after the show.
Closing note and link
The conversation around biomass is moving from research to industrial application. For teams targeting bioenergy projects, EUBCE 2026 is a concentrated opportunity to validate technology claims and secure technical contacts. Details on registration and the full programme are available at https://www.eubce.com
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