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On January 19–20, 2026, the international Fuels of the Future Conference returns to CityCube Berlin, gathering experts, policymakers, and innovators to discuss the future of sustainable mobility. With climate targets tightening and technology advancing rapidly, this event has become Europe’s most important platform for renewable fuels and mobility solutions.
Organized by the German Bioenergy Association (BBE) and partners, the conference explores how biofuels, hydrogen, and e-mobility can drive the energy transition in transport. Key themes include:
The two-day program features keynote sessions, expert panels, and networking opportunities with industry leaders, researchers, and government representatives. Simultaneous translation in English and German makes it accessible to international guests.
Official site: fuels-of-the-future.com
Mid-January in Berlin means winter in full swing. Expect temperatures between –1°C and 5°C, with chilly winds and a chance of light snow or drizzle. Inside CityCube, temperatures are warm and comfortable, but the short walks between trains, taxis, and hotels can feel brisk.
Before heading out, check Berlin hourly weather for updates on temperature, wind, or possible snow flurries to plan your commute safely.
Weather tip: Dress in layers – coat, scarf, gloves, and waterproof shoes are recommended. Berlin’s cold is dry but can be sharp in the mornings.
CityCube Berlin (Messedamm 26, 14055 Berlin) is located on the Berlin Exhibition Grounds in Charlottenburg, directly connected to public transport and close to hotels and restaurants.
Trains run frequently, even in cold weather. If snow is expected, check Berlin hourly weather before departure to allow for possible delays.
The CityCube offers a modern, spacious environment with heated halls, networking lounges, and exhibition areas. Attendees can expect 60+ speakers, dozens of exhibitors, and a vibrant mix of engineers, policymakers, and startups. Refreshment zones provide coffee and snacks between sessions.
Networking is a key part of the experience – bring business cards, a notebook, and a reusable water bottle. The event also hosts a small reception after the first day’s sessions.
After the conference, you’ll find great options for dining and relaxing nearby:
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Once sessions wrap up, you can take the S-Bahn to central Berlin in 15 minutes. Visit Kurfürstendamm for shopping or Tiergarten for an evening walk. If you’re staying overnight, enjoy dinner near Savignyplatz – cozy, lively, and full of international restaurants.
Q: Do I need to register in advance?
A: Yes, online registration is required. Early booking ensures lower rates.
Q: Is the event bilingual?
A: Yes, all key sessions have English–German interpretation.
Q: What’s the dress code?
A: Business or smart casual.
Q: Is public transport nearby?
A: Yes, S-Bahn Messe Süd and U2 stations are within walking distance.
Q: How’s the weather in January?
A: Around –1 to 5°C. Check Berlin hourly weather for updates.
The Fuels of the Future 2026 conference at CityCube Berlin unites people shaping tomorrow’s mobility. Dress warmly, plan your commute with Berlin hourly weather, and be part of the conversation that drives sustainability forward. Even in the chill of January, Berlin proves that bright ideas burn hotter than ever.
More info: fuels-of-the-future.com
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