National Support Centre for Agriculture

Both events have become central meeting hubs for energy producers, farmers, technology experts, as well as government and local authority representatives, creating a unique platform for discussion on the future of green energy in Poland.

Green Gas Poland 2026

The autumn edition of the Green Gas Poland 2026 conference focused on the operational, legal, and economic aspects of biogas plant operations, as well as prospects for the development of the biomethane market in Poland. In an era of striving for energy independence, stable renewable energy sources—such as agricultural biogas plants—serve as a cornerstone of security for local communities.

KOWR’s participation as an honorary partner of the event provided an opportunity to directly showcase it’s mission: educating and providing substantive support to entities planning investments in the biogas sector. KOWR was represented by Jan Szopiński, Deputy Director General, who took part in a panel discussion titled "The Development of Cogeneration-Based Biogas as a Stable and Dispatchable Renewable Energy Source in the Context of the National Energy and Climate Plan and the Grid Act."

BioPower Expo 2026

The concurrently held BioPower Expo 2026 provided an excellent opportunity to explore the cutting-edge technologies available on the market. Exhibitors showcased comprehensive solutions—ranging from advanced fermentation systems and modern substrate analyzers to complete biogas installations tailored to the needs of medium- and large-scale agricultural operations.

The expo demonstrated that the Polish agricultural sector possesses not only vast raw material potential—in the form of animal waste or by-products from the agri-food processing industry—but also an increasing level of business and environmental awareness.

Energy from Agriculture supports the green transition

The presence of the "Energy from Agriculture" initiative at various events is part of a broad information and promotional campaign led by the National Support Centre for Agriculture (KOWR). Our goal is to continuously promote knowledge about renewable energy sources in rural areas.

We invite everyone interested in learning more about this topic to follow the updates on our website. We would also like to remind you that registration is currently open for workshops on agricultural biogas plants and micro-biogas plants, which KOWR is organizing this autumn across eight voivodeships. Detailed information and registration forms can be found under the "Planned Training Sessions" (Szkolenia planowane) section.

For more information, visit energiazrolnictwa.pl

KOWR Innovation Department