NEW | February 3, 2027 | Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs
European Urban Transition Experience
European Urban Transition Experience (EUTE) brings together people, knowledge and innovations to create future-proof, liveable cities. On 3 February 2027, we will bring together the European Smart City sector at the Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs for a climate-neutral event focused on smart, resilient urban development.
Uniting knowledge. Building livable and resilient cities
With collaboration, knowledge sharing and digitalisation at its core, EUTE provides a high-quality experience where solutions, experiments and ideas come together, connecting vision with practice and accelerating sustainable urban development.
It is the ideal platform to showcase your solutions, with exhibition stands and media packages for maximum visibility.
EUTE is an international trade event with a wide range of keynote sessions and workshops where experts share knowledge about the latest developments in climate-neutral and smart cities. The target audience includes international policymakers, clients, developers, designers, builders and anyone interested in climate-neutral and smart cities. The event offers a broad and high-quality range of solutions, showcases innovations and experiments, bridges the gap between knowledge and practice and considers the social context.
For Jaarbeurs, this is the reason to introduce this new event, in addition to its trade fairs BouwBeurs, VSK+E, DigiBouw and Future Facade, in collaboration with the ecosystem EarthValley and DMI Ecosysteem.
Tracks
Livability
Energy
Housing
Participating? This is why!
EUTE is the ideal platform for providers to showcase the latest technologies and solutions to professionals across the entire ecosystem. Connect with professionals from the design, construction and engineering sectors.
Who are the visitors of EUTE?
- (International) policymakers
- Engineers and developers
- Designers
- Urban architects
- Builders
- Contractors
- Cybersecurity specialists
What cities need now: Practical innovation for liveable and resilient urban futures
Cities have entered a new delivery phase. For years, the smart city conversation was dominated by vision statements, innovation programmes and promising pilots. That phase created valuable momentum, but it also produced fragmentation: many cities were left with disconnected projects, inconsistent datasets, procurement complexity and limited pathways to scale…
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