Join us for the Waterborne Days 2027 in Brussels on 16-17 March 2027
Our bi-annual Waterborne Days is a key event for the European waterborne sector, bringing together a broad range of public and private stakeholders from across Europe to explore the latest developments and key conversations in the European waterborne sector. For two days, participants will engage with sector experts, <strong>researchers and policymakers to discuss research, development, and deployment of innovations,</strong> gaining first-hand insights into the sector’s current opportunities and challenges.
Building on the success of the previous editions, we are preparing for our largest Waterborne Days yet, taking place at the EGG in Brussels. Attendees can look forward to insightful panel discussions, interactive workshops, and thematic roundtables, offering insights into the topics of competitiveness, resilience, and sustainability.
Participate, contribute, and help shape this important event. Programme updates will be shared as they develop.
| Interested in shaping the event? |
The Waterborne Days are looking for partners to help make this event a success! We offer sponsorship opportunities for companies, organisations and projects. Confirming your sponsorship early helps us ensure a smooth and well-planned event. |
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| Speakers |
Exciting programme details and high-level speakers will be announced soon! |
| Location |
The Waterborne Days 2027 will take place at the EGG, a conference centre centrally located just a five-minute walk from Gare du Midi in Brussels. With its spacious layout of over 5,000 m², the venue provides an inspiring environment which fosters dialogue, collaboration and meaningful exchange. Its modern facilities create a setting, gathering diverse voices from across the European waterborne sector. The EGG’s versatile spaces also support networking and breakout sessions, ensuring a dynamic and engaging experience for all attendees. Learn more about the venue here     |
| Previous Waterborne Days in 2025 |
Curious to see what our previous Waterborne Days looked like? Take a look at highlights from 2025 here.           |