FENASUCRO & AGROCANA

Overview

FENASUCRO & AGROCANA is a leading international trade show dedicated to the bioenergy value chain, bringing together sugarcane mills, ethanol and biofuel producers, equipment manufacturers, technology providers, logistics players, and service companies in Sertãozinho, São Paulo – Brazil’s main bioenergy hub. Taking place annually at Centro de Eventos Zanini, the fair is recognized as the world’s largest show exclusively focused on bioenergy, with a strong emphasis on sugarcane-based ethanol, biomass, bioelectricity, biogas, and emerging bio-based products.

The 2026 edition continues to expand its international reach and reinforces a strategic focus on bioeconomy, decarbonization, and the future energy matrix, under themes such as “Bioenergy 2050: trends and pathways to the future.” Across four days, Fenasucro & Agrocana combines a large-scale exhibition with technical content, business matchmaking, and a dedicated conference environment (including spaces like Fenabio) to connect decision-makers from industry, agribusiness, engineering, R&D, and policy. Visitors can expect to see industrial and agricultural machinery, process automation, laboratory and control systems, transport and logistics solutions, energy generation equipment, and sustainability technologies, alongside financing, consultancy, and digital solutions tailored to the bioenergy sector.

The event is organized by RX Brasil, part of RX (Reed Exhibitions), which leverages its international network to attract exhibitors and buyers from across Latin America and other bioenergy-producing regions. For the broader market, the show matters because it functions as a reference platform for innovation, investment, and regulation in bioenergy, at a time when countries are seeking to cut emissions and diversify their energy mix.

Technologies and partnerships launched at Fenasucro & Agrocana often influence the modernization of sugarcane mills, the expansion of ethanol and bioelectricity capacity, and the integration of new bio-based products into value chains. By convening mills, technology suppliers, startups, investors, and public-sector actors in one place, the event accelerates commercialization of cleaner technologies, supports Brazil’s leadership in sugarcane ethanol, and provides a practical view of how bioenergy can contribute to global climate and energy security goals.

What to Expect

Attendees at Fenasucro & Agrocana 2026 can expect a comprehensive showcase of technologies and solutions for the entire bioenergy chain, from field to industry and logistics. The exhibition floor will host around 600 exhibiting brands, including manufacturers of agricultural and industrial machinery, process and factory automation systems, boilers and turbines, biomethane and biogas solutions, equipment for bioelectricity and cogeneration, transport and logistics services, laboratory and control systems, and providers of engineering, consulting, and digital transformation services for mills and energy companies. In addition to the exhibition, the event offers technical content and knowledge-sharing platforms, with conferences, forums, and special programs focusing on topics such as bioeconomy, emissions tracking, regulatory frameworks, financing, and new markets for bio-based products. Spaces like Fenabio, a conference area embedded in the fair, provide curated presentations, panel discussions, and case studies on bioenergy, helping participants understand policy changes, technology trends, and business opportunities. Networking and business matchmaking are core features: mills, technology suppliers, and investors use the event to negotiate contracts, evaluate new equipment, and identify partners for modernization and expansion projects. Digital tools, such as the event app and online services, support visitors in planning their agendas, locating exhibitors, and following the program of experiences, making the visit more efficient. Overall, participants should expect an environment geared towards generating practical deals, technical learning, and strategic connections, with a strong international presence and a clear emphasis on sustainable, low-carbon solutions for the future of energy.

Who Should Attend

Fenasucro & Agrocana is designed for professionals and organizations across the extended bioenergy and sugar-energy value chain. The event is particularly relevant for: - Sugarcane mills and ethanol producers (CEOs, directors, industrial and agricultural managers, maintenance managers, project engineers) seeking to modernize plants, improve efficiency, and evaluate new equipment and energy solutions. - Biofuel, biomass, biogas, and bioelectricity companies interested in technologies for generation, upgrading, distribution, and integration into existing energy systems. - Manufacturers and distributors of agricultural and industrial equipment, including harvesters, planters, process machinery, boilers, turbines, and automation systems tailored to the sugar-energy sector. - Logistics, storage, and infrastructure providers serving the sugarcane and bioenergy industries, from transport fleets to port and terminal services. - Engineering firms, integrators, and technology developers working in process optimization, digitalization, energy efficiency, and emissions monitoring. - Investors, banks, and financial institutions evaluating projects and technologies tied to bioenergy, decarbonization, and the broader bioeconomy. - Public agencies, associations, and research institutions involved in energy policy, climate and emissions regulation, agricultural research, and innovation in bio-based products. Because of its strong technical content and business orientation, the show is especially suited for decision-makers and specialists who influence purchases, investments, and strategy in the bioenergy sector, rather than a general consumer audience.

Why It Matters

Fenasucro & Agrocana matters because it operates as a global reference point for the bioenergy industry at a moment when economies are under pressure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and diversify their energy matrix. Hosting its 2026 edition in Sertãozinho – a core production hub for sugarcane and bioenergy in Brazil – the show leverages a region that concentrates mills, technology suppliers, and qualified labor, making it a natural venue for innovation and deal-making in the sector. The event’s focus on bioeconomy, sustainability, and emissions tracking reflects broader market and regulatory trends: governments are tightening decarbonization targets, while companies seek technologies that can deliver low-carbon fuels and power at scale. According to official releases, the 2026 edition deepens initiatives to measure and improve the traceability of emissions, expanding sustainability actions across the fair and its ecosystem. This positions Fenasucro & Agrocana not just as a marketplace for equipment, but as a laboratory for climate solutions—where methodologies, tools, and partnerships for cleaner energy are tested and publicized. Business-wise, the show brings together around 600 exhibiting brands and a large base of professional visitors, concentrating equipment launches, financing offers, and strategic negotiations in a few days. For mills and energy companies, decisions made at the fair can influence investment cycles, modernization projects, and diversification into new products such as advanced biofuels and biogas. For technology suppliers and startups, the event offers access to decision-makers across Latin America and other regions, shortening sales cycles and enabling internationalization. At a systemic level, Fenasucro & Agrocana reinforces Brazil’s leadership in sugarcane ethanol and bioenergy, while also opening space for global debate on how bioenergy can complement other renewables in achieving net-zero goals. By convening industry, finance, academia, and government, the show helps translate policy objectives into concrete projects and technologies, accelerating the deployment of sustainable solutions in one of the world’s most mature bioenergy ecosystems.