Europe’s push toward carbon neutrality is accelerating — and BioLNG is fast emerging as a critical solution for decarbonising transport, maritime, and industrial energy use.

One of the most anticipated industry gatherings, The Future of BioLNG: Europe 2026, will take place on 25–26 March 2026 in Turin, Italy, bringing together policymakers, technology providers, investors, and energy professionals to define the next phase of the BioLNG market.

Organised by Active Communications Europe Ltd (ACI), this two-day international conference focuses on how BioLNG can scale across Europe through innovation, regulation, and real-world deployment.

Why BioLNG Matters for Europe’s Energy Future

BioLNG (liquefied biomethane) is gaining momentum as a low-carbon alternative to fossil LNG, especially for:

• Heavy road transport
• Maritime shipping
• Industrial heat applications

With stricter climate regulations such as RED III and FuelEU Maritime coming into force, BioLNG is positioned to become a cornerstone of Europe’s clean fuel mix.

The Turin event aims to address the full BioLNG value chain — from feedstock sourcing and liquefaction technologies to certification, infrastructure, and market bankability.

What to Expect at The Future of BioLNG Europe 2026

The conference agenda is designed around practical implementation and investment readiness, not just theory.

🔹 Expert-Led Policy & Market Discussions

Industry leaders and policymakers will explore regulatory frameworks, deployment hotspots, and Europe’s evolving BioLNG market landscape.

🔹 Technology & Innovation Sessions

Attendees will learn about advanced liquefaction techniques, carbon capture integration, methane slip reduction, and emerging production models.

🔹 Real-World Applications

Case studies from maritime and road transport will highlight operational challenges, cost structures, fleet feedback, and fuel performance comparisons.

🔹 Sustainability & Feedstock Strategies

Sessions will cover sustainable biomethane sourcing, logistics optimisation, and resilient cross-border supply chains.

🔹 Investment & Bankability

Financing models, certification trust, and risk mitigation strategies for BioLNG projects will be examined in detail.

To understand the differences between gas fuels, read our detailed comparison of LNG vs CNG vs PNG covering storage methods, applications, and pricing.

Key Topics on the 2026 Programme

• Financing & bankability of BioLNG projects
• Regulatory compliance (RED III, FuelEU Maritime, IMO)
• Infrastructure development & cross-border supply
• Certification and market transparency
• Road & maritime transport use cases
• Industrial decarbonisation strategies
• Deployment best practices
• Europe’s future fuel mix

Who Should Attend?

This event is ideal for:

• BioLNG producers and distributors
• LNG & liquefaction technology providers
• Biogas feedstock suppliers
• Shipping and transport companies
• Policymakers and regulators
• Financial institutions and investors
• Energy consultants and researchers

It’s a rare opportunity to connect directly with decision-makers shaping Europe’s alternative fuel ecosystem.

Conference Details at a Glance

• Event: The Future of BioLNG: Europe 2026
• Dates: 25–26 March 2026
• Location: Turin, Italy
• Format: Two-day in-person conference
• Standard Delegate Fee: £1,995 (includes sessions, presentations, lunches, and networking)

Special discounts are available for members and early registrants.

Final

As Europe accelerates toward net-zero targets, BioLNG is moving from a niche fuel to a mainstream energy solution.

The Future of BioLNG Europe 2026 arrives at a critical moment — offering a platform where policy, technology, and investment converge. For professionals working in LNG, gas infrastructure, or sustainable fuels, this conference provides valuable insight into how BioLNG will reshape Europe’s energy landscape over the coming decade.

If you’re serious about clean energy, low-carbon fuels, and the future of LNG—Turin is where the conversation happens in 2026.