The conference, set to take place on May 23, 2025, at the MOL Campus, will bring together top experts, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore the sector’s key trends, opportunities, and challenges.
The Budapest Biogas Summit will feature an extensive lineup of speakers, including Attila Steiner, State Secretary for Energy and Climate Policy of Hungary; Ádám Horváth, vice president of New and Sustainable Businesses at MOL Group; Ferencz I. Szabolcs, president and CEO of FGSZ; and Zsolt Borsányi, director at MVM Partner – MVM CEEnergy.
European and international perspectives will be represented by Tom Howes, dvisor at the European Commission’s DG Energy; K. R. Raghunath, President of the Asian Biogas and Biofuels Association; Anna Onida, policy officer at the European Biogas Association (EBA); and Matthias Edel, managing director of Erneuergas and former secretary general of the European Renewable Gas Registry (ERGaR).
Additional speakers include Anita Simon, deputy CEO at ALTEO; Tamás Kovács, chairman of the Renewable Gas Committee at the Hungarian Renewable Energy Association; Viktória Bodnár, managing partner at IFUA Horváth & Partners; Csaba Zsótér, managing director of the Fuel Business Unit at MOL Group; Michal Tarka, director general of the Polish Biomethane Organization; Judit Borsfay-Horváth, Materials and Product Flow manager at MOHU MOL Hulladékgazdálkodási Zrt.; and Zoltán Reng, CEO of Hungrana, among many others.
Participants will gain insights into the latest developments in the biogas and biomethane sector, including market dynamics, regulatory frameworks, and emerging investment opportunities. The event promises valuable networking opportunities with industry leaders, government officials, and key experts shaping the sector’s future.
With just two days remaining to register, organizers encourage those interested to secure their tickets promptly. Full details of the agenda and the complete list of speakers are available on the event website.
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