Siegburg/Cologne (and online), 22 to 24 September 2026
Meet us at booth 11!
The Renewable Materials Conference has become the international meeting place for the chemical, plastics, and materials industries and will take place from 22 to 24 September 2025 in Siegburg, near Cologne. The conference, which is expected to attract over 500 participants, will present new solutions and current innovations to replace fossil carbon with biomass, CO₂ utilisation and recycling. The globally unique event covers the entire value chain from alternative carbon feedstocks to the chemical industry, the materials sector, product manufacturers and brand owners, and is also aimed at investors and policymakers. The last conference in June 2025 was attended by more than 400 people from 29 countries, 90% of whom came from industry.
This year, top speakers from industry, science and politics will spend three days presenting the latest fossil-free technologies, innovations, political implications, markets and investments to an international audience of experts in lectures, panel discussions and workshops. Companies, associations and institutes are invited to organise their own workshops and take part in the exhibition – early registration is recommended as only a limited number of stands are available.
Meet us at the Conference:
- European Bioplastics will be at booth 11 throughout the conference. Meet our team and explore possibilities for collaboration!
- European Bioplastics is also the organiser of the workshop at the conference on 24 September 2026, from 11:20- 12:50: “Rethink the circularity of your products! From Biodegradability to Recyclability: Innovators prove you can have both”. Sign up for this on Eventbrite Speakers: Jan Pels (TORWASH), Gerrit Gobius du Sart (TotalEnergies Corbion), Miriam Lorenzo Navarro (ITENE) and Steven Verstichen (Normec OWS).
The workshop is organised within the framework of the MoeBIOS, ReBioCycle, GRECO and Be-UP projects and funded by the European Union and the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking.
Further information at: https://renewable-materials.eu
