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The conference will take place on May 8, 2026, at MOL Campus, the headquarters of MOL Group, bringing together participants from more than 25 countries.
As renewable gas shifts from ambition to implementation, the event will focus on executives, market architects and policymakers working to turn strategies into large-scale projects.
The summit will address key strategic issues facing the sector, including scaling up biogas production, meeting rising energy demand and contributing to European Union climate targets and energy security goals. Discussions will also cover the growth potential of Central and Eastern Europe, infrastructure development — including refinery conversion, grid integration and storage — and the expanding role of biomethane in power generation and other industries.
Additional topics include feedstock challenges, circular economy solutions, waste-to-energy models, advanced production technologies, and the financing and regulatory frameworks needed to unlock large-scale investment.
Among the speakers is Ádám Horváth, Group DS New and Sustainable Businesses vice president at MOL Group. Anita Simon, deputy CEO of Alteo Group, will also share insights from the perspective of a renewable energy investor and operator.
Regional biomethane developments will be discussed by industry figures including Michał Tarka of the Polish Biomethane Organisation, Dávid Kančo of the Slovak Biogas Association, and Marijan Cenger.
Hungary’s professional community will be represented by Ádám Ragoncza of the National Biomethane-Biogas Bioenergy Industry Association, while Péter Luzsányi of the Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority will outline regulatory developments and challenges.
The commercial side of renewable gas will be addressed by Annamária Fehér and Zsolt Borsányi of MVM ONEnergy, focusing on market integration and trading dynamics. Jay Morrod of STX Group will provide a broader European outlook.
By bringing together leading figures in the biogas and biomethane sector, the summit aims to serve as a strategic meeting point for companies and experts shaping the renewable gas economy.
More information and registration details are available on the event’s website.
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