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Ecomondo 2025 – A global benchmark for green and circular economy

From November 4 to 7, 2025, the city of Rimini, Italy, will once again host ECOMONDO, Europe’s most prominent international trade fair dedicated to environmental technologies and sustainable development.

Organized by the Italian Exhibition Group (IEG), Ecomondo represents a key platform for all stakeholders involved in the ecological transition — including industry leaders, policymakers, innovators, and researchers. The event offers a unique opportunity to explore the latest technological, regulatory, and scientific developments in the fields of waste management, water treatment, renewable energy, sustainable mobility, soil remediation and circular bioeconomy.

One of Ecomondo’s main strengths lies in its ability to bridge business and research. Through high-level conferences, workshops, and thematic forums, the fair fosters dialogue between private companies and public institutions, encouraging innovation and partnerships that contribute to EU and global sustainability goals.

Key thematic areas at ECOMONDO 2025 will include:

  • Waste and resource recovery
  • Integrated water cycle
  • Bioenergy and agrivoltaics
  • Sustainable cities and mobility
  • Environmental monitoring and digital solutions
  • Circular economy models and financing

Ecomondo also hosts a large number of international delegations and business matchmaking sessions, making it an essential hub for networking and global market access.

For anyone working in the field of sustainability and green technology, ECOMONDO 2025 is not just an event — it’s a key moment to understand where the future is heading.

For more information about the event and the full program, visit the official website: https://www.ecomondo.com/en/about/ecomondo-fair

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