TransformIT Europe

TransformIT Europe runs its first full trade fair from 18 to 21 May 2027 in Hall 7 at Brussels Expo, after two conference editions in Brussels in 2025 and 2026. It is a cross-industry GreenTech fair where AI and IT tools for sustainability, ESG and CSRD reporting, and digital sovereignty sit alongside energy, mobility, circular economy and smart city solutions.

Who it suits

The fair is pitched at companies that have to meet rising EU sustainability rules, so it is most useful if you work in sustainability, ESG reporting, IT, procurement or transformation and want to see working tools rather than policy talk. The organiser’s exhibitor material names CEOs, sustainability managers, procurement directors and investors as the target audience, and the conference programme mixes speakers from the European Commission and industry, which gives you access to both regulators and suppliers in one trip.

Themes on the floor

The thematic plan for Hall 7 groups exhibitors by topic. The organiser lists AI and IT, digital sovereignty, energy, mobility, agriculture and food, the circular economy, health, water, materials and Smart Green Cities. Its topic pages cover ESG software, CSRD compliance, green IT, e-mobility and smart city technology.

Conference programme for 2027

A preliminary agenda runs across all four days. Day one opens at 11:00 with keynotes and a session on digital sovereignty made in Europe; day two covers the circular economy and green finance and banking; day three covers reporting, the political view and a scientific perspective, including a sustainability label for data centres; and day four covers Smart Green Cities, including AI traffic control. Speakers are still largely to be announced.

Earlier editions

The 2025 kick-off in Brussels ran over two days with talks on green IT, ESG and CSRD software and sustainable product design, with speakers from companies including BASF, Siemens, T-Systems and ABN AMRO. The 2026 conference took place on 6 and 7 May at the Bedford Hotel in Brussels, with five themes: AI for ESG and CSRD, smart cities and buildings, digital sovereignty, circular economy and refurbishment, and AI for green energy. The organiser says more than 50 session recordings from 2026 are online. Neither edition has published visitor or exhibitor counts.

Tickets and stand prices

Visitor tickets are sold through the Brussels Expo ticket shop at €25 for one day, €35 for two, €45 for three and €50 for all four days. The organiser publishes its stand prices, which is useful when you are planning an overseas exhibition budget. Space costs €330 per m² for a row stand and €350 for a corner, plus €55 per m² for services and a fixed €228 for 2 kW of power, all net. A 6 m² row stand is €2,538 as space only or from €3,820 with the Rhone shell scheme, while a 25 m² corner runs from €10,353 to €16,483. The three system stands (Rhone, Thames and Ebro) cost €142 to €196 per m² extra, and you may bring your own builder under Brussels Expo rules.

Getting there

Brussels Expo is on the Heysel plateau at Place de Belgique 1, 1020 Brussels, next to the Atomium. Tram 7 and bus 83 stop at Heysel, and metro line 6 runs to Heysel from Brussels-Midi, where Eurostar, TGV and ICE trains arrive. From Brussels Airport, take the train to Brussels-Midi and change to the metro.

Related shows

For energy transition technology in Central Europe, Future Energy Week Poland runs at Ptak Warsaw Expo from 17 November 2026. Japan IT Week Nagoya covers IT and digital transformation from 21 July 2027, and BEX Asia in Singapore covers building technology and sustainable construction. Despite the similar name, GreenTech Amsterdam is a horticulture show for greenhouse technology. You can browse more trade shows and suppliers in Belgium, the energy and environment sector and the technology and industry sector, and our guide to choosing an international trade show helps you weigh a first edition.

Source: transformit.eu