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Key Energy Transition Expo Sees Surge in Attendance and International Visitors

By MGN EditorialMarch 6, 2026 at 10:04 PM

The Italian Exhibition Group's event on energy transition in Rimini, Italy saw a 10% increase in total attendance and a 9% rise in international visitors.

The 2026 edition of KEY - The Energy Transition Expo, a leading event focused on the energy transition, concluded at the Rimini Expo Centre with impressive results. According to the event organizer Italian Exhibition Group (IEG), the exhibition saw a 10% increase in total attendance compared to the previous year, with over 1,000 exhibitors and 530 invited buyers. Additionally, the event attracted delegations from 59 countries, a 9% rise in international visitors. 'KEY - The Energy Transition Expo' is a strategic platform that brings together industry players, policymakers, and experts to discuss the latest developments, technologies, and solutions driving the global energy transition. The event covers a wide range of sectors, including renewable energy, energy efficiency, sustainable mobility, and circular economy. 'The exceptional results of this edition of KEY demonstrate the maritime industry's strong commitment to the energy transition and the need for platforms that facilitate knowledge sharing, networking, and business opportunities,' said IEG's CEO. 'As the maritime sector continues to navigate the path towards decarbonization, events like KEY will play a crucial role in driving innovation and collaboration across the industry.' The positive outcomes of the 2026 KEY event underscore the growing importance of the energy transition in the maritime industry. As the sector works to reduce its environmental impact and meet ambitious emissions reduction targets, specialized exhibitions like KEY provide valuable opportunities for stakeholders to engage, explore new technologies, and forge partnerships that will shape the future of sustainable shipping.
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