ExpoBiogaz 2026 - Lyon

• Denmark benefits from a Halo effect in the renewable gas space, especially when it comes to biomethane and anaerobic digestion. This places a Danish pavilion as a key point of interest at the fair.  
• Showcase Danish solutions: For Danish companies and organizations active in biogas, circular economy and clean energy, this is your opportunity to stand out on an international stage.
• Strategic industry showcase: ExpoBiogaz offers a unique platform to connect with decision-makers from across Europe and beyond.
• High-level program: Expect two full days of conferences, exhibitor forums, site-visits and innovation zones covering technology, regulation, financing and project deployment.
• Business development & partnerships: Engage with upstream and downstream actors, explore co-development, licensing, supply-chain collaboration and international expansion.

• Fully equipped booth with a 5 or 2 sqm company stand to present your brand and solutions.
• Strategic plenary sessions on renewable gas innovation, regulatory frameworks, financing and market outlook.
• Potential speaking slots at conferences.
• A dedicated “Exhibitor Forum” featuring solution providers, technology demonstrations and vendor-user dialogues.
• “Agricultural Village” segment focused on agricultural mechanization projects, bringing together farmers, local authorities and service providers.
• “Talent & Training” forum addressing recruitment, skills and training in the biogas sector.
• Networking events, site-visits to exemplary installations, and targeted B2B meetings to build meaningful collaborations.

• France is at the forefront of the EU biogas landscape, with 1.800 biogas plants producing 13 TWh of biogas in 2024. After Germany and Italy, it is the third largest European market.
• With these strong figures, France remains among the EU countries with significant growth potential. The country's biogas ambitions are clearly outlined in the French energy policy for 2025–2035, with ambitious targets for both biogas production and biomethane injection into the gas grid:
  
  • By 2030, France aims to produce 50 TWh of biogas annually, accounting for 15% of the country’s total gas consumption (currently 4%).
  • By 2030, France also plans to inject 44 TWh of biomethane into the gas grid (currently 3%).

These 2030 targets represent a 3.4-fold increase in biogas production and a 3.6-fold increase in biogas injection into the grid compared to current levels.

To achieve these goals, large-scale methanization is essential. This positions Denmark as a preferred partner, offering extensive experience and technology in large-scale methanization, biomethane upgrading, and grid injection. Danish companies thus have an excellent opportunity to strengthen their market position in France by leveraging Denmark’s proven track record in biogas.

This delegation is ideal for Danish businesses, research groups and public-sector institutions involved in:

• Anaerobic digestion, biomethane upgrading, bioNGV / sustainable mobility.
• Technology providers and engineering firms specialising in gas-injection, CHP systems, process automation.
• Agri-industrial operators and waste-to-energy firms leveraging circular economy models.
• Municipalities, energy utilities and local authorities advancing renewable-gas strategies and infrastructure.
• Consultants, project developers and financing institutions active in clean energy and sustainable gas markets.