UKCC 2025 will feature a number of plenary and keynote presentations from leaders across all areas of catalysis.

Over the past 20 years, the “Fuels of the Future” international conference has become established as the top event for the European biofuels industry and likewise an important forum for discussions on developing renewable mobility in Germany, Europe and internationally.

Bio360 is the reference meeting point for international professionals from multi-disciplinary backgrounds who embody the conviction and an unswerving resolve to find and develop through collaboration and vision, the urgently needed sustainable solutions to the biggest problems of our time, of our history. To transition us away from our fossil dependance to a world where atmospheric CO2 is reduced to safe levels and carbon circulates freely and renewably within the biosphere and where our energy and material needs are met.

Building on the success of Lignofuels 2024 which brought 150+ senior level industry professionals to Helsinki in February 2024, we are delighted to be returning to Finland for the 5th consecutive year for the 2025 edition of the conference, taking place on 12th & 13th February 2025 in Helsinki, Finland. The conference will once again bring together key lignofuels and advanced biofuels and materials stakeholders to join our forum discussions and networking, including leaders from advanced generation biofuels companies from across the globe represented by Technical, Strategic and Business Development Executives from First and Advanced Generation Biofuels Producers, Oil Refiners, Process Technology Providers, Enzyme Developers, Engineering Firms and Agribusiness as well as Financiers, Investors, Policy & Regulators, Automotive & Aviation Industries, Consultants, Traders & Brokers and Chemical Companies representing the entire value chain of the industry.

NCCC attracts about 500 participants, including around 100 scientists from industry. The meeting comprises plenary and keynote lectures by invited speakers, and selected oral papers and posters. Scientists, and especially PhD-students, are encouraged to submit abstracts so they can present their work, discuss it with leading scientists and representatives from industry. NCCC offers a unique, international forum to exchange innovative ideas between academic and industrial scientists in a broad area of catalysis and chemistry research and technology.

Future of Utilities: Energy Transition Summit brings together senior leaders from incumbents, innovators, policy makers and investors to advance the transition towards a renewable energy ecosystem. It’s the energy conference for decision-makers committed to accelerating Europe’s energy transition.

The conference will provide a forum for leading political, corporate, academic and financial people to discuss recent developments and set up collaborations. The three day international conference will consist of plenary lectures, Town Halls, oral presentations, poster sessions and an exhibition. Companies and research organizations are offered the opportunity to organize a satellite symposium.

The 29th North American Meeting of the North American Catalysis Society (NAM29) will bring together academic and industrial researchers from around the world to share the latest research on catalysis science and technology.

Building on the success of EUBCE 2024, powerful and influential leaders, policymakers, researchers, industrialists, and organisations attending the event will be able to participate in thought-provoking sessions, meet customers, and partners in the exhibition area and engage with the entire biomass value chain.

Biofuels 2025 serves as a vital platform for researchers, academics, industry professionals, and policymakers to converge and exchange insights, innovations, and advancements in the realm of biofuels and bioenergy. With an extensive array of topics spanning from biorefineries to the sustainability of biofuels, our agenda encompasses the entire spectrum of this rapidly evolving field. Attendees will delve into discussions on various generations of biofuels, exploring their production processes, applications, and environmental impacts. Furthermore, the conference will spotlight emerging trends such as biochar, bio-based chemicals, and the utilization of microbial genetics for enhanced biofuel production.