Atlanta will host a two-in-one industry summit designed to fast-track carbon-removal markets across the continent. The North American Biocarbon Conference runs March 2-4, 2027, sharing the Cobb Convention Center with the International Biomass Conference & Expo.
The pairing marks a strategic push to unite sectors that rarely share a stage. Biocarbon producers, biochar developers, and carbon-removal buyers will now mix directly with players from biomass power, biogas, combined heat and power, pellet production, and renewable energy.
As a result, attendees get something previous standalone events could not offer. A single expo hall replaces separate trade floors. Dual-track sessions let participants switch between biocarbon-specific programming and broader biomass content without leaving the venue. Networking pools expand dramatically, since the co-location pulls in commercial partners from both supply chains.
The organizers aim this convergence at one central goal: scaling climate-positive markets faster. Equipment providers, project developers, and power generators all sit under one roof, removing the friction that typically slows cross-industry deals. Buyers hunting carbon-negative technologies gain direct access to the companies building them.
Meanwhile, the event positions Atlanta as a hub for the emerging carbon-removal economy. North American firms seeking to deploy biocarbon solutions at commercial scale will find the full value chain represented. Registration details remain available through the event page.
