Where the energy world meets

‘Waste-to-Fuel’ (Paliwa z Odpadów) is a recurring conference organised by the ABRYS publishing house, devoted to the alternative fuels market. The sixteenth edition took place on 9⁠–⁠11 June 2026 in Olsztyn, on Lake Ukiel; the event was co-organised by Olsztyn’s municipal waste management company, with industry patronage from the Polish Chamber of Waste Management. It brought together close to two hundred representatives of municipal installations, RDF producers, the energy and cement sectors, public administration and research institutes.

Three sessions: the legal framework of the waste-derived fuels market in Poland and the European Union, including end-of-waste status for RDF; the organisation of RDF/SRF production – from fire safety requirements to transport and storage; and the demand side: thermal waste treatment, co-firing in district heating and the condition of the cement industry, the market’s principal offtaker. The discussions were set against a surplus of RDF over domestic processing capacity and the prospects for export.

The Gaseous Fuels Forum is the annual meeting of Poland’s LPG sector, organised by the Polish LPG Association (POGP) and Information Market S.A. The 2026 edition took place on 22⁠–⁠23 April in Warsaw under the theme ‘The LPG market in an era of assertive trade policy’, with 19 speakers and around 150 participants from Poland and abroad.

The event was held under the honorary patronage of the Minister of Energy, the President of the Office of Technical Inspection (UDT) and the Director of the Transport Technical Supervision (TDT), with further patronage from the World Liquid Gas Association and Liquid Gas Europe. The programme covered markets in an era of assertive trade policy, Poland’s turn towards the Baltic, the regulatory environment, bioLPG, autogas and the heating sector, and the presentation of the POGP Annual Report for 2025.

The Polish Biofuels Market meeting is a recurring conference organised by Information Market S.A., publisher of the e-petrol.pl portal, as part of a fuel industry conference series held continuously since 2004. The nineteenth edition took place on 15⁠–⁠16 April 2026 at the Mercure Szczyrk Resort: the first day, with its opening banquet, was devoted to business networking, the second to the industry conference.

Regulation dominated the programme: the implemented RED II directive, the draft implementation of RED III and changes to the National Indicative Target. Further panels covered feedstock challenges – the cereal and rapeseed markets and oil-mill procurement – as well as new technologies and products, including bioLPG and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), viewed against EU energy and climate policy.

International Energy Week is the annual forum of the global energy industry, organised by the Energy Institute, the UK’s chartered professional body for the energy sector. The 2026 edition took place on 10⁠–⁠12 February, continuing the tradition of the former International Petroleum Week.

The theme of the 2026 edition – growth and security in an increasingly disordered energy transition – shaped the programme. On the agenda were: security of supply as the foundation of economic strategy, demand driven by electrification and data centres, the role of natural gas and LNG as stabilising components of the system, nuclear power, and grid resilience amid geopolitical tensions.

The Argus Oil and Future Fuels Forum is a full-day analytical forum organised by Argus Media. The 2026 edition took place on 10 February in London, at the Hilton Park Lane, during International Energy Week.

The 2026 agenda covered the geo-economic drivers of the oil market, global crude balances – growing supply and shifting demand – and changing trading opportunities in refined products. Dedicated sessions addressed the implementation of RED III in Europe and renewable fuels, including SAF and marine fuels, as well as the interplay of LPG, naphtha and petrochemicals in the feedstock balance.