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Energy Mediterranean Exhibition & Congress
Energy Mediterranean Exhibition & Congress – shaping the global energy transition
The Energy Mediterranean Exhibition & Congress has established itself as one of the leading international platforms for the energy sector. Every two years, experts, policymakers and technology pioneers gather in Lisbon to address one of the most pressing questions of our time: how to turn the global energy transition into a practical, scalable reality. At the heart of the event lies a clear objective accelerating decarbonisation through collaboration, innovation and investment.
Organised by dmg events, a globally recognised exhibition and conference organiser active in more than 25 countries, the summit benefits from a strong international network and deep industry expertise. Far from being a conventional trade fair, the Lisbon-based gathering has evolved into a catalyst for green technology deployment. It unites companies, start-ups, investors and government representatives who are actively shaping the future of energy supply.
What distinguishes the Energy Mediterranean Exhibition & Congress is its solution-oriented approach. Rather than focusing solely on long-term ambitions, it concentrates on technologies that are ready for implementation. The emphasis is on tangible progress — projects, partnerships and policies that can deliver measurable results.
Integrating green electrons and green molecules
A central theme of the exhibition is the integration of “green electrons” and “green molecules.” Renewable electricity generated from solar and wind sources must increasingly interact with hydrogen, ammonia and other synthetic fuels in order to decarbonise sectors that cannot rely on direct electrification alone.
This integration is explored through both strategic dialogue and technology showcases. Market-ready innovations featured at the exhibition include:
Floating solar systems for coastal and offshore deployment
Power-to-X applications converting renewable electricity into hydrogen or e-fuels
Sustainable aviation fuels for low-carbon air transport
Advanced battery storage systems for grid stability
Digital energy infrastructure solutions for smart grid management
The combination of exhibition stands and high-level conference sessions ensures that visitors can move seamlessly from technical demonstrations to policy discussions. Engineers and project developers exchange insights with investors and regulators, creating a dynamic environment where innovation meets implementation.
Thematic zones driving focused engagement
The exhibition floor is structured into clearly defined thematic zones, allowing participants to explore specific areas of interest in depth. This organisation encourages targeted networking and more efficient knowledge exchange.
Hydrogen, solar and innovation at the forefront
Among the most prominent areas are:
Hydrogen & Decarbonisation Zone – highlighting electrolyser technologies, hydrogen storage, ammonia transport solutions and industrial decarbonisation projects.
Solar Zone – showcasing advancements in photovoltaic systems, floating installations and grid integration strategies.
Innovation Zone – providing a platform for emerging companies with scalable solutions in clean energy, digitalisation and storage technologies.
The Innovation Zone in particular reflects the forward-looking character of the event. Young enterprises present prototypes and pilot projects that address gaps in the current energy landscape. Investors and strategic partners use this space to identify high-potential ventures capable of accelerating transformation.
Beyond renewable generation, the event also covers the broader ecosystem of energy infrastructure. Grid operators, transport companies, industrial energy consumers and maritime stakeholders engage in discussions about electrification, alternative fuels and cross-sector integration. Shipping, rail and road transport sectors all find relevance here, as they seek practical pathways toward lower emissions.
A Mediterranean hub with global relevance
Lisbon’s strategic location strengthens the event’s international dimension. Positioned at the crossroads of Europe, Africa and the Atlantic, Portugal has become a key player in renewable energy development, particularly in solar and wind power. This regional context reinforces the summit’s emphasis on exportable, scalable solutions.
Exhibitors represent a wide range of sectors:
Renewable energy project developers and producers
Hydrogen and e-fuel technology providers
Plant and equipment manufacturers
Infrastructure and grid operators
Industrial energy consumers and transport companies
The Energy Mediterranean Exhibition & Congress thus functions as a bridge between innovation and deployment. It connects policymakers with technology developers, investors with project pipelines and industrial consumers with clean energy providers.
Ultimately, the event stands as more than a meeting point for the energy community. It is a strategic forum where green electrons and green molecules converge, where ambitious climate targets are translated into actionable projects, and where collaboration drives progress. By combining a technology-driven exhibition with high-level dialogue, the Energy Mediterranean Exhibition & Congress continues to shape the practical future of decarbonised energy systems worldwide.
FESI - Integrated Sustainable Building Fair
FESI Fair: Italy’s Premier Event for Integrated Sustainable Building Technologies
Italy is set to welcome a groundbreaking event dedicated to the future of sustainable construction — the FESI Fair. Organized by Messe Frankfurt Italia and hosted at BolognaFiere, this inaugural fair aims to become the leading platform in Italy for integrated smart building technologies, bringing together industry professionals and innovators in architecture, engineering, and construction.
A Comprehensive Showcase of Smart Building Innovations
The FESI Fair offers a unique opportunity to explore a wide range of technological advancements that contribute to the efficient and sustainable management of modern buildings. Attendees will find a comprehensive overview of key sectors including:
Building Automation Systems that allow seamless control of various functions
Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) technologies designed to optimize energy use
Advanced Lighting Solutions that improve efficiency and occupant comfort
Security Systems integrating the latest in surveillance and access control
Internet of Things (IoT) Applications connecting devices and systems for smarter building operation
Electric Mobility Solutions supporting the integration of sustainable transport infrastructure
These innovations are showcased through both exhibits and in-depth talks, enabling visitors to understand how these diverse technologies can work together harmoniously to shape the buildings of tomorrow.
Responding to New European Energy and Environmental Standards
The creation of FESI reflects the evolving landscape of the European construction sector, driven largely by new directives aiming to drastically reduce emissions and boost energy efficiency by 2030. These regulations impose stricter requirements on buildings, urging developers and managers to adopt sustainable practices throughout construction and renovation projects.
In response to these demands, FESI emphasizes:
Energy-efficient design and retrofitting
Smart management systems to reduce environmental impact
Holistic integration of multiple technologies to create adaptive, high-performance buildings
This event is therefore a timely response to the market’s need for knowledge and solutions that align with Europe’s ambitious climate goals.
Who Should Attend FESI?
FESI caters to a broad spectrum of professionals involved in the lifecycle of buildings, including:
Architects and urban planners seeking sustainable design ideas
Engineers focused on integrating smart technologies
Construction companies involved in green building projects
Facility managers responsible for ongoing building performance
Technology providers developing the next generation of automation and IoT products
By gathering such diverse stakeholders, FESI fosters an ecosystem of collaboration and innovation, encouraging cross-disciplinary approaches to complex sustainability challenges.
The Vision Behind FESI
Developed in partnership with leading industry associations, FESI is not merely a trade fair but a strategic initiative to accelerate the adoption of integrated sustainable building solutions. Its core vision is to create a benchmark event that drives Italy’s building sector toward greater efficiency and environmental responsibility.
The combination of a robust exhibition with expert-led seminars ensures that participants leave equipped with both practical tools and strategic insights. This synergy supports Italy’s transition to smart, low-emission buildings that meet future regulatory demands while improving occupant wellbeing.
Shaping the Future of Sustainable Buildings in Italy
With the launch of FESI, Italy gains a vital forum dedicated to the intersection of technology, sustainability, and construction. This event promises to be an essential meeting point where industry players can discover innovations, forge partnerships, and align their work with Europe’s 2030 energy and environmental objectives.
As buildings become smarter and greener, fairs like FESI will be at the forefront of enabling these changes, showcasing the integrated solutions that make sustainable living possible on a large scale.
E-CHARGE
E-CHARGE: Europe’s Premier EV Charging Conference and Exhibition
The E-CHARGE exhibition and conference is widely recognized as Southern Europe’s leading event for EV charging infrastructure, technology, and services. Set to return with its third edition, E-CHARGE marks a significant gathering point for sector professionals across the electric mobility value chain. Reserved exclusively for industry stakeholders, this event is the only one of its kind in Europe entirely dedicated to EV charging solutions, offering a 360-degree look into the current state and future direction of the electric vehicle charging ecosystem.
As the electric vehicle (EV) revolution continues to transform personal and public transportation, the supporting infrastructure—especially EV charging networks—must scale and evolve to meet growing demand. E-CHARGE is the response to this urgency: a dedicated platform where public authorities, private companies, utility providers, manufacturers, and innovators converge to push forward the future of e-mobility.
A Fully Dedicated Platform for EV Charging Technology and Infrastructure
At its core, E-CHARGE is a focused, professional event. Unlike other trade shows where EV charging may only be a side topic, E-CHARGE is entirely dedicated to the charging industry, encompassing:
Charging columns and stations (AC and DC)
Charging system components and architecture
Smart grid integration and energy management
Payment and software platforms
Hardware manufacturers and suppliers
Private and public infrastructure planning
Maintenance and post-installation services
The full supply chain of EV charging is represented, making this a unique ecosystem for professionals to interact directly with every aspect of their field. This specificity ensures relevance and value for all attendees—from engineers and project managers to policymakers and strategic investors.
EV CHARGING GENERAL STATES: The Heart of Industry Conversation
A major highlight of this third edition of E-CHARGE is the return of the EV CHARGING GENERAL STATES, the first summit in Italy—and one of the first in Europe—exclusively devoted to all stakeholders involved in electric vehicle charging infrastructure. This high-level conference offers a rare opportunity to discuss the policy, economic, and technological aspects of EV charging in one place.
Key themes of the summit include:
Public vs private infrastructure investment strategies
Urban planning and grid readiness for mass EV adoption
Cybersecurity and interoperability in charging networks
Sustainability and circular economy in station development
The role of renewable energy integration in EV charging
This conference serves as a space not just for presentation, but for true dialogue and consensus-building around how the EV charging sector can grow in alignment with sustainable and technological goals.
Why E-CHARGE Matters in the Rapidly Evolving EV Ecosystem
The urgency around EV infrastructure expansion is accelerating globally, and Southern Europe is no exception. Governments and industries are investing heavily in sustainable mobility, yet the charging infrastructure often remains the weakest link. E-CHARGE is designed to address that gap head-on, by offering real-world solutions, strategic insight, and direct access to the latest technologies in the market.
E-CHARGE provides:
A curated, B2B environment for productive meetings
Access to innovative exhibitors from across Europe
Technical insights into charging infrastructure integration
Strategic content for decision-makers and operators
Networking opportunities to form lasting partnerships
Whether you're looking to deploy public charging stations in a city, integrate fleet charging at scale, or optimize software platforms for charging management, E-CHARGE is where you’ll find the expertise and tools.
Exhibitors and Technologies on Display
This event draws top names in the EV charging ecosystem, creating a comprehensive showcase of what’s available today—and what’s coming tomorrow. Attendees can expect live demonstrations, prototypes, and detailed discussions with solution providers.
Technologies and services expected at the exhibition:
High-speed DC fast chargers
Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) and bidirectional charging solutions
Charging-as-a-service platforms
EV-ready electrical components and cabling
Mobile and temporary EV charging solutions
Charging station management software and IoT platforms
Solar-powered and off-grid charging units
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This diversity of technologies reflects the maturity and specialization of the sector. Unlike general automotive fairs, where EV charging is treated as a niche, E-CHARGE embraces it as the main focus, offering attendees unparalleled depth and scope.
Who Should Attend E-CHARGE?
E-CHARGE is not open to the general public—it is a business-focused event for professionals and institutions that are shaping or operating within the EV charging sector. This includes:
Manufacturers of charging stations and components
Energy companies and grid operators
Automotive OEMs
Municipal and regional transport planners
Infrastructure contractors
Utility service providers
EV fleet operators
Software and IT system providers
The event is particularly valuable for those working on project deployment, energy transition, and technology integration within transportation networks.
E-CHARGE’s Position in the European Trade Show Landscape
While there are many events in Europe focused on energy and mobility, E-CHARGE is the only one fully dedicated to EV charging technologies and services. This tight focus is what makes the event stand out. It’s not diluted by broader themes or unrelated sectors—it is, from top to bottom, about advancing charging infrastructure.
This makes E-CHARGE an essential destination for:
European policymakers looking to meet sustainability targets
Private sector leaders planning to scale their EV operations
Innovators and researchers bringing new ideas to market
By centering the entire event on the charging sector, the organizers have created a rare, high-impact experience that moves beyond discussion and into action.
Looking Ahead: The Role of E-CHARGE in Europe’s Green Future
The transition to e-mobility is more than a technological challenge—it’s an infrastructural and cultural one. Events like E-CHARGE play a pivotal role in making that transition possible by connecting innovators with implementers, ensuring that policy matches technology, and keeping Europe competitive in the green economy.
As EV adoption continues to rise, the demand for reliable, smart, and sustainable charging solutions will only grow. E-CHARGE gives attendees the opportunity to see where the industry is heading, to contribute to the conversation, and to implement what they learn in their regions and companies.
If your work touches any aspect of EV charging—whether technology, policy, or service—you need to be at E-CHARGE. This is where the future of electric mobility begins, and where collaboration leads to transformation.
