Biogas and biomethane delegation visit to Poland

Join the delegation visit and meet key stakeholders from the rapidly growing Polish biogas sector: Investors, biogas plant owners, technology providers and integrators, feedstock owners and different parts of the public sector in Poland.

Biogas and biomethane visit to Poland

Together with the Trade Council in Warsaw, Food & Bio Cluster Denmark will be organizing a strong Danish presence at the most important biomethane conference in Poland, the 7th Biomethane Congress taking place in Poznan from 21-22nd of May.

Join the delegation visit and meet key stakeholders from the rapidly growing Polish biogas sector: Investors, biogas plant owners, technology providers and integrators, feedstock owners and different parts of the public sector in Poland.

Why Poland, why now?

Although Poland has been a European agriculture powerhouse for decades, and the biogas potential from a feedstock perspective has been huge for many years, the Polish biogas market have not taken of due to red tape and low energy prices.

Now, the tide is turning. Key regulations and goals are in place and the industry sees a new dawn. It is estimated that biomethane will account for 10% of Poland’s national transmission and distribution content before 2030, with projections of increasing the content to 20% in next 20-30 years. This means 800 new biogas plants within the next six years.

Connect with key stakeholders from the Polish biogas and biomethane sectors

Join fellow biogas colleagues from Denmark when Trade Council in Warsaw and Food & Bio Cluster Denmark organize a delegation trip to Poznan to take part in the most important biomethane congress in Poland. As part, your company will get:

• A shared plug and play 10 m2 booth in the expo part of the 7th Biomethane Congress, taken place 21st-22nd of May in Poznan. This includes one conference pass pr. company
• The opportunity to be involved in the 1,5 hour Danish-Polish biomethane workshop organized as part of the official conference program.
• A sponsor package for each company: Promotion through the conference channels (SoMe, www, newsletter)
• Relevant site visits on the visit third day.

7th Biomethane Congress is organized by Biomasa, the largest bioenergy magazine in Poland. For more information about the congress, visit the conference website 

Program

20th of May	Arrival to Poznan and informal networking dinner among companies
21st of May	Full conference program including Danish-Polish biomethane workshop between 11.00-12.30 and evening event
22nd of May	Full conference program and networking
23rd of May	Relevant site visits in the vicinity of Poznan. End of program.

 

For information about the Polish biogas market, please reach out to The Royal Danish Embassy in Warsaw, Jeppe Juul Petersen, Regional Team Lead – Food & Agriculture (+48 501 344 283, jeppet@um.dk ) or Marzena Dabrowska-Olewniczak, Sector Manager, Food & Agriculture (+48 609 01 91 91, mardab@um.dk )

 You can also download the Biomasa Magazine Biogas in Poland report in English from last year.

 Price

11.750 DKK excluding VAT* and including local transport for one person.

Price for one extra company representative is 3.600 DKK excluding VAT. 

Transport to Poland and hotel and transport on own expense, but the Trade Council will coordinate hotel booking. Some meals are included.

 

Sign up no later than 16th of April via cm@foodbiocluster.dk

 

*The visit has received support from The Danish Foreign Ministry under the joint export promotion and will completed with a minimum of 7 participating companies.

Prices are excl. VAT and based on a minimum of 7 participating companies, and your company being eligible for grants from The Trade Council based on the rules of "de-minimis-subsidies" for export promotion activities.

Per On 1 January 2024, companies that receive subsidies for export promotion activities must fill in a company form in which they specify subsidies received under the de minimis rules. This includes all grants in the current and the two previous financial years. According to the Trade Council's rules, it is the companies themselves that are responsible for obtaining this information. A company can receive a maximum of EUR 300,000 in de minimis support over three financial years.