10th Biomass & Bioenergy Asia 2026

10th Biomass & Bioenergy Asia 2026

Advancing Biomass and Bioenergy Across Asia

The 10th Biomass & Bioenergy Asia 2026 brings together energy companies, biomass producers, technology providers, investors and industry experts to examine the development of biomass and bioenergy markets across Asia.

Taking place on November 17–19, 2026, in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, the conference explores biomass power, sustainable feedstocks, biofuels, biochar and the role of biomass in industrial decarbonisation.

Key Topics

  • Biomass Power & Generation
  • Wood Pellets & Biofuels
  • Sustainable Biomass Feedstocks
  • Biochar & Carbon Removal
  • Industrial Decarbonisation
  • Biomass Supply Chains
  • Renewable Heat & Power
  • Carbon Markets
  • Sustainable Biomass Certification
  • Asian Biomass Markets

The programme brings together regional and international experts to discuss market developments, supply chains, technology, sustainability and new opportunities for biomass and bioenergy deployment.

Event Details

Date: November 17–19, 2026
Venue: Le Méridien Saigon
Location: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Format: In-person
Focus: Biomass, Bioenergy, Renewable Energy & Decarbonisation

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