EAFO webinar: Alternative fuels market developments in Europe - 2025 review and early 2026 signals
The European Alternative Fuels Observatory (EAFO), the European Commission’s central hub for data on alternative fuels, vehicle uptake, and infrastructure deployment in Europe, is hosting its first 2026 webinar on Thursday, 19 March 2026, at 12:30– 13.15 CET. This online session offers policymakers including cities and regions, industry stakeholders, researchers, and analysts a unique opportunity to explore key market behaviours shaping the decarbonisation of transport across the EU and neighbouring countries.
Agenda and insights
The webinar will walk through recent developments and forward-looking signals across several critical areas:
- Introduction to EAFO and webinar objectives: Overview of EAFO’s scope and how its data services support evidence-based clean mobility policy.
- Vehicle market developments (2025 & early 2026 signals): A comprehensive examination of trends in alternative fuel vehicle registrations and fleet evolution, showcasing how vehicle markets are shifting and what signals point to future uptake.
- Recharging and refuelling infrastructure overview: Insights into the rollout of public recharging points and hydrogen refuelling stations throughout the EU, including trends in heavy-duty charging deployment and charging price evolution across Member States.
- Onshore power supply (OPS) in European maritime ports: Current status and planned installations of OPS systems in ports — a key enabler to reduce emissions from docked vessels and support maritime decarbonisation.
- Interactive Q&A and discussion: A live session where attendees can engage directly with the EAFO consortium experts.
Why this matters
As Europe advances towards its climate and energy targets, robust, up-to-date market data and trend analysis are essential for effective planning and investment. EAFO’s data—covering vehicle registrations, infrastructure deployment, pricing comparisons, and more—serves as a cornerstone for policymakers, planners, and market players to design strategies that support the transition to alternative fuels and zero-emission mobility.
Who should attend?
This webinar is relevant for a broad range of stakeholders and decision-makers, including:
- National and local public authorities
- Policy analysts and academic researchers
- Transport, energy, and infrastructure professionals
- Anyone interested in alternative fuels market trends in Europe
Why Participate?
Attendees will benefit from real-time insights and are encouraged to join the discussion that informs both policy and practical action in the alternative fuels ecosystem.
You can register for the webinar here.
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