The event is expected to be one of the most significant regional gatherings for professionals in the biogas and biomethane sectors. Organized to address pressing issues, opportunities and innovations in renewable gas, the summit will bring together industry leaders, policymakers, and key stakeholders from across Europe.
A number of high-profile speakers have already confirmed their attendance, including Matthias Edel, managing director of Erneuergas and former Secretary General of the European Renewable Gas Registry (ERGaR); Anna Onida, biogas and biomethane expert at the European Biogas Association (EBA); and Attila Steiner, Hungarian State Secretary for Energy and Climate Policy.
Other confirmed speakers include Anita Simon, Deputy CEO for Sustainability and Circular Economy at Alteo Group; Ádám Horváth, director of Downstream New and Sustainable Business at MOL Group; Viktória Bodnár, managing partner at IFUA Horváth & Partners; and Michal Tarka, director General of the Polish Biomethane Organization.
Hungarian representatives will also feature prominently. Szabolcs I. Ferencz, CEO of FGSZ; Anikó Juhász, Deputy State Secretary at the Ministry of Agriculture; Ádám Ragoncza, biogas expert at the National Biomethane-Biogas Bioenergy Industry Association; Scarlett Mertin, policy advisor at Gas Infrastructure Europe; Tamás Kovács, head of the Renewable Gas Committee at the Hungarian Renewable Energy Association; and Máté Fuchsz, VP of International Business Development at AnewClimate, are all set to speak.
The full event program is expected to be released soon, but organizers are already highlighting several key benefits for attendees:
With demand for biogas and biomethane solutions rising amid climate targets and energy security concerns, the summit is seen as a timely platform to shape future policy and technology directions.
Tickets and further details are available at the event website. Attendees are encouraged to act fast, as Early Bird pricing ends on April 25.
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