The European E-Fuels Conference 2026

Conference Details

Date: 18 November 2026

Time: To be announced

Duration: 2 days

Location: Berlin, Germany

Cost: £ 1695 - £ 2095

Organiser: ACI - Active Communications International

Conference Website

Conference Description

The Forum for Senior E-Fuels Professionals

ACI’s European E-Fuels Conference 2026 returns for its 7th edition as a senior-level, two-day forum focused on turning Europe’s synthetic fuels ambition into bankable, buildable projects.

On the 18th & 19th November in Berlin, the conference brings together producers and off takers with key policy, finance, technology, infrastructure and certification stakeholders. As a result, it offers a clear view of the market’s next stage of development.

It is designed for companies that want to explore further where the market is heading. It also helps delegates assess what is needed to unlock investment and move projects from concept to commercial reality.

Key Commercial and Regulatory Priorities

Building on the successful takeaways of last year’s event attracting over 140+ senior executives, the 2026 programme will focus on the issues now shaping e-fuels scale-up.

In particular, discussions will cover demand credibility, regulatory execution, production economics, contracting structures, infrastructure readiness and investor confidence.

At the same time, the programme will examine how the market can move from ambition to action. Many projects are technically credible. However, progress still depends on clearer policy signals, stronger offtake structures and better alignment between developers, buyers, financiers and regulators.

2026: The Year for Action

This year’s agenda will explore the implications of RED III and related sector mandates. In addition, it will look at the development of RFNBO markets and the steps needed to support long-term growth.

The programme will also assess production pathways, cost reduction strategies, financing models and risk allocation. Furthermore, it will examine the role of infrastructure and logistics in scaling supply across aviation, maritime and road transport.

Alongside this, the conference will compare e-fuels with biofuels and other low-carbon options. It will therefore highlight where the strongest near-term opportunities may emerge and what practical steps are needed to improve project bankability.

Curated Audience

Delegates will include e-fuel producers, airlines, shipping companies and automotive stakeholders. They will also include renewable power and hydrogen players, fuel suppliers, oil and energy companies, technology providers, ports, regulators, consultants, traders and investors.

Because of this broad mix, the event offers a focused platform to hear from decision-makers across the value chain. It also creates opportunities to share market insight and explore the partnerships needed to accelerate deployment.

Exclusively In-Person

For companies looking to accelerate the real commercial outlook for e-fuels, this conference provides a practical and business-focused forum. More importantly, it connects attendees with other leading stakeholders driving the market forward.