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In 2027, we will finally come back to Cologne!

Save the date: 28–30 October 2027 | Maternushaus, Cologne, Germany

The next conference will be back in Maternushaus after a three year intermezzo in Siegburg. In 2027, RMC will return with a compact, attractive program and a location that is more comfortably to be reached for our international community. Be part of RMC’s next chapter!

Would you already like to submit an abstract or act as sponsor of RMC 2027? Contact Michael Carus

365 participants from 26 countries participated in RMC 2026:

Shares of RMC participant categories in 2026

Large enterprises and brands (39%), Research Institutes and Universities (17%), Start-ups and scale-ups (15%), SMEs (11%), Associations/Clusters/NGO (8%), Policy Makers (8%), Investors (3%)

Selection of RMC participants in 2026

++ ADM International ++ Alfred Talke ++ Asahi Kasei ++ BASF ++ Beckers Group ++ Beiersdorf ++ Biotope Ventures ++ BLOOM ++ Braskem ++ Cargill ++ Clariant ++ Colesco Capital ++ Covestro ++ Crop Energies ++ DCM Shriram ++ dm-drogerie markt ++ DSM-Firmenich ++ European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) ++ Freudenberg ++ Dutch Ministry ++ ENI ++ Essity ++ European Commission ++ Evonik ++ FECC ++ Futerro ++ Haltermann Carless ++ Henkel ++ Heraeus ++ Holland Colours ++ Honeywell ++ IFF ++ ING Bank ++ JDE Peet`s ++ Kemira ++ Kimberly-Clark ++ Klüber ++ Logitech ++ Lubrication ++ Kraton Chemical ++ Krones ++ Lactips ++ Lego ++ Metsä ++ Michelin ++ Mosca ++ Neste ++ Nippon Shokubai ++ Novamont ++ Novonesis ++ Omya ++ On ++ Peter Greven ++ Rheinmetall ++ Schneider Electric ++ SBTi ++ SNF ++ Stahl ++ SYENSQO ++ Technip Energies ++ T.EN ++ UB FIGG ++ Umicore ++ UPM ++ Verbio ++ Volvo ++

The winners 2026

The Renewable Materials Conference (RMC), organised by the nova-Institute, was once again the outstanding international meeting place for innovators, companies and brands, investors and policymakers to come together to develop and shape the future renewable carbon economy.

The RMC is the leading global event on the renewable carbon economy, showcasing the latest progress in and prospects of bioeconomy, CCU and Recycling for the defossilisation of chemicals and materials.

The Renewable Materials Conference 2026 covers the entire value chain from alternative carbon feedstocks, the chemical industry, the materials sector, product manufacturers to brand owners, as well as investors and policy makers. The last conference in September attracted 410 participants from 29 countries, 90 % of them from the industrial sector. In 2026, 80 presentations, more than 20 panel discussions, 16 workshops and an exhibition will offer comprehensive networking opportunities. Not yet convinced? Watch the RMC video.