The leading forum on technological solutions for decarbonization and energy optimization will hold its next edition on June 3 and 4.
Net Zero Tech, the leading forum on technological solutions for energy optimization and industrial competitiveness, will hold its next edition , in Barcelona. The event will bring together companies, public administrations, technology centers, industry associations, and international experts with the aim of analyzing the challenges of the energy transition and presenting innovative solutions for the decarbonization of industry.
Over two days, the forum will consolidate its position as a meeting place for the main players in the energy and industrial ecosystem, who will share technologies, projects, and real-life cases aimed at improving energy efficiency, reducing emissions, and strengthening the competitiveness of the productive fabric.
Net Zero Tech has established itself as a strategic space for analyzing the main energy and industrial challenges facing companies in the current context of energy transition. In this regard, the forum will address key issues such as energy efficiency and the development of the Energy Saving Certificates (CAE) system, the promotion of renewable fuels such as hydrogen and biogas, the electrification of industrial and transport processes, the circular economy applied to different productive sectors, energy storage and decentralization, as well as digitization to optimize production efficiency.
The Net Zero Tech program will be structured around five major thematic conferences:
One of the highlights will be Efficient Tech, focusing on development and decarbonization opportunities linked to the Energy Saving Certificates (CAE) system. Coordinated by ANESE and the Clúster de l'Energia Eficient de Catalunya (CEEC), this session will analyze how this mechanism can drive energy efficiency projects in the industrial and tertiary sectors.
Another session will be Biogas Tech, focusing on the role of biogas and biomethane throughout their value chain, from production and waste recovery to their integration into energy and industrial systems. This session will be coordinated by Sedigas and will analyze the opportunities offered by these renewable gases to advance decarbonization and the circular economy.
Renewable hydrogen will also have its place at H2 Tech, a conference dedicated to exploring the applications of hydrogen in industrial decarbonization. Coordinated by the H2CAT innovation network and supported by ACCIÓ, this session will address the technological advances and challenges associated with the deployment of this key energy vector.
The forum will also feature a space dedicated to presenting success stories and new industrial decarbonization projects: Case Studies Tech. Here, companies from different sectors will share real-life experiences of implementing technologies and strategies that are already helping to reduce emissions and optimize energy consumption in their production processes.
Finally, Green-E Tech will address the role of electrification with renewable energies, with a special focus on self-consumption with energy storage in the commercial and industrial (C&I) sector. Coordinated by Solartys, this conference will provide information on technological solutions and implementation models that facilitate the integration of renewable energies into business processes.
In addition to the program of conferences and technical seminars, Net Zero Tech will feature an exhibition area where technology companies, engineering firms, and energy suppliers will present their most innovative solutions, as well as professional networking spaces designed to foster collaboration between companies, research centers, and institutions.
With the participation of industry organizations, business associations, and leading companies in energy innovation, Net Zero Tech 2026 aims to establish itself as a strategic platform to accelerate the transition to a more efficient, sustainable, and competitive industry.
