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Poland is developing into an attractive growth market for green gases. Biomethane, biogas and green hydrogen in particular are gaining importance due to European climate policy, increasing energy security requirements and growing decarbonisation needs in industry, transport and the energy sector. From 26 to 30 October 2026, an Energy Trade Mission to Poland will take place as part of the German Energy Solutions Initiative of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy. The mission will focus on the production of green gases, especially biomethane and green hydrogen. It offers German companies structured access to the Polish market and supports them in establishing concrete business contacts. Participating companies will receive a dedicated target market analysis, an on-site briefing on market conditions and regulatory frameworks, and the opportunity to present their technologies to a Polish expert audience at a specialist conference in Warsaw. The programme will be complemented by individually prepared B2B meetings with potential partners, customers, project developers and other relevant market stakeholders. The trade mission is particularly aimed at German technology providers, plant manufacturers, component suppliers as well as engineering and EPC service providers in the fields of biomethane, biogas upgrading, power-to-gas, electrolysis, hydrogen-ready gas applications, measurement, control and safety technology, and digital plant optimisation. The Energy Trade Mission is organised by eclareon GmbH in cooperation with the German-Polish Chamber of Industry and Commerce (AHK Poland) as part of the German Energy Solutions Initiative. Interested in participating?For further information about the trade mission and registration, please contact: Danilo Urbschateclareon GmbHdu@eclareon.com

Vietnam is one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic growth markets. With rising energy demand, ambitious climate targets and large volumes of previously untapped biogenic residues, attractive business opportunities are emerging for German providers of bioenergy technologies. From 2 to 6 November 2026, an Energy Business Trip to Vietnam will take place as part of the Energy Export Initiative. The focus will be on solutions for biomass and biogas utilisation, waste-to-energy, bagasse-based CHP, biogas upgrading, measurement and control technology, energy management, storage solutions and grid integration. Participating companies will have the opportunity to present their technologies to a qualified expert audience at the German-Vietnamese Bioenergy Conference in Ho Chi Minh City. The programme will be complemented by an on-site briefing, networking formats, site visits and individually prepared B2B meetings with potential Vietnamese business partners, customers, distributors and decision-makers. The trip is particularly aimed at German technology providers, plant manufacturers, engineering service providers and consulting companies along the bioenergy value chain that wish to enter the Vietnamese market or expand their existing activities. The business trip is implemented by AHK Vietnam. eclareon supports the initiative in Germany through promotion, company outreach and participant support. Interested in participating? For further information about the business trip and registration, please contact: Danilo Urbschateclareon GmbHdu@eclareon.com More information about this Energy Business Trip can be found here: https://www.german-energy-solutions.de/GES/Redaktion/EN/Events/2026/Energy-Trade-Missions/gr-vietnam.html

On 20 April 2026, eclareon co-hosted the Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue Evening Reception at Fraunhofer ENIQon the EUREF-Campus in Berlin, together with Bundesverband Erneuerbare Energie e.V. (BEE) and BSW – Bundesverband Solarwirtschaft e. V. The event brought together key voices from across the energy transition community for an evening of dialogue, networking and exchange. With contributions from Fraunhofer CINES Director Prof. Mario Ragwitz, State Secretary Jochen Flasbarth, IRENA Director-General Francesco La Camera and BEE Executive Director Dr. Christine Falken-Großer, the reception offered valuable insights and sparked engaging discussions throughout the evening. We thank all partners, speakers, and guests who helped make this event such a meaningful occasion.