Produrable 2027 – Paris, France

What to expect in 2027

Produrable 2027 will bring together companies, public organisations, investors, sustainability professionals, consultants, researchers, entrepreneurs and other decision-makers working to accelerate the transition toward a more sustainable economy. The event is positioned as a major professional meeting place for corporate social responsibility, environmental strategy, climate action, circular economy, biodiversity, sustainable finance, responsible technology and social transformation.

The event combines a large exhibition with conferences, practical workshops, demonstrations, networking activities, startup showcases and specialist thematic areas. This format gives visitors the opportunity to move from strategic discussions to concrete solutions, with exhibitors presenting services, technologies, methodologies and tools that can support organisations in their sustainability programmes. The organiser’s programme is structured around six major areas covering Agro / Health / Biodiversity; Production / Consumption / Circularity; Habitat / Mobility / Energy Climate; Finance / Reporting / Governance; Tech / AI / R&D; and Social / Knowledge / Communication.

Produrable is particularly relevant for professionals who need to connect sustainability objectives with business strategy. Topics such as decarbonisation, responsible purchasing, ESG reporting, biodiversity, climate adaptation, circular business models, sustainable innovation and responsible artificial intelligence can be explored through different perspectives.

The event also places considerable emphasis on practical transformation. Visitors can discover solutions from established companies and emerging businesses, attend experience-based sessions and meet organisations working on environmental and social challenges. The combination of exhibitors and expert content makes it possible to investigate both the strategic and operational sides of sustainable transformation.

Event dates

Produrable 2027 is planned for September–October 2027 in Paris, France, with the exact dates to be announced.

The event is expected to return to the Palais des Congrès de Paris, following its established Paris format. Official information for the 2027 edition should be checked before making travel arrangements because the organiser has not yet published the final event dates.

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Venue & exhibition site

Produrable is traditionally hosted at the Palais des Congrès de Paris, located at Place de la Porte Maillot in Paris. The venue provides a large professional exhibition environment with conference rooms, networking areas, meeting facilities and visitor services.

The exhibition has previously used substantial areas of the Palais des Congrès to create different thematic villages, specialist pavilions and conference spaces. This structure allows visitors to organise their visit around their professional interests rather than navigating a conventional product-only trade show.

The venue’s central location makes it suitable for a national and international professional audience. It is connected to the Paris public transport network and surrounded by hotels, restaurants and business facilities.

Produrable also uses the venue’s existing sustainability infrastructure as part of its responsible-event approach. The Palais des Congrès has BREEAM In-Use certification at Excellent level, while the venue also operates accessibility measures, responsible energy management and waste-management systems.

Full event programme

The Produrable programme is designed to address the main environmental, social and economic questions facing organisations. The final programme for the 2027 edition will be announced by the organiser, but the established programme structure provides a strong indication of the areas visitors can expect to explore.

• Agro / Health / Biodiversity: Food systems, agriculture, biodiversity protection, nature, health and relationships between business activity and living systems.
• Production / Consumption / Circularity: Ecodesign, responsible production, circular business models, reuse, repair, recycling, responsible purchasing and resource efficiency.
• Habitat / Mobility / Energy Climate: Energy transition, decarbonisation, sustainable buildings, mobility, climate adaptation and territorial resilience.
• Finance / Reporting / Governance: Sustainable finance, ESG data, reporting, governance, responsible investment and corporate transformation.
• Tech / AI / R&D: Artificial intelligence, digital transformation, research, innovation, ESG data and technology’s environmental and social impacts.
• Social / Knowledge / Communication: Skills, education, employee engagement, responsible communication, corporate culture and social transformation.

The programme is complemented by conferences, partner sessions, workshops, company pitches, demonstrations and networking opportunities. The organiser has also developed digital tools that allow visitors to discover exhibitors and programme content according to their interests.

Featured companies & exhibitors

Produrable attracts a diverse ecosystem of companies and organisations rather than concentrating on one commercial sector. The exhibitor community includes consulting firms, technology providers, environmental specialists, financial organisations, associations, institutions, startups, training providers, social enterprises and solution developers.

The current exhibitor ecosystem includes organisations such as ADEME, AFNOR Groupe, Agence LUCIE, Agoterra, Agrosolutions, Anthesis Group, APAVE, Arval France, Association Française d’Agroforesterie and 1% for the Planet France.

Other participants and recommended exhibitors span areas including responsible products, sustainable mobility, biodiversity, climate services, circular economy, ESG consulting, sustainable finance and social innovation. The organiser’s exhibitor platform allows visitors to filter companies according to their interests and thematic categories.

The final 2027 exhibitor directory should be checked through the official website as participation is updated progressively. This is especially important for visitors looking for specific technology providers, consultants or sector specialists.

Agriculture & environmental sectors

Agriculture, food systems, biodiversity and environmental protection form an important part of the Produrable ecosystem. The Agro / Health / Biodiversity pathway connects environmental questions with food production, natural ecosystems, health and sustainable economic activity.

Relevant themes include:

• Sustainable agriculture: Regenerative practices, soil health and more resilient agricultural systems.
• Agroecology: Approaches that integrate environmental protection with productive agricultural systems.
• Biodiversity: Ecosystem protection, restoration and biodiversity strategy.
• Food systems: Responsible food production, sourcing, distribution and consumption.
• Nature-based solutions: Approaches inspired by natural ecosystems and ecological processes.
• Forestry: Forest preservation and responsible resource management.
• Water: Resource protection, adaptation and responsible management.
• Health: Connections between environmental quality, food systems and human wellbeing.
• Circular bioeconomy: Better use of biological resources and reduction of material waste.

The exhibitor ecosystem includes specialists such as Agoterra, Agrosolutions and the Association Française d’Agroforesterie, alongside organisations working on forests, biodiversity and nature protection.

Products, technologies & innovations

Produrable presents a broad range of solutions designed to help organisations reduce environmental impacts and improve sustainability performance. The emphasis is not limited to physical products; visitors can also discover software, consulting services, financial solutions, training, data tools and strategic methodologies.

Key solution areas include:

• ESG and sustainability management software
• Carbon measurement and climate strategy
• Circular economy platforms
• Responsible procurement tools
• Sustainable supply-chain solutions
• Biodiversity assessment and management
• Renewable-energy and energy-efficiency services
• Sustainable mobility
• Eco-design and product transformation
• Waste reduction and resource management
• ESG reporting and data-management solutions
• Artificial intelligence and digital sustainability tools
• Training and professional development
• Sustainable finance and investment solutions

Technology is increasingly integrated into the event’s sustainability agenda. The Tech / AI / R&D pathway examines how technology can support transformation while also considering data quality, governance, energy consumption, social impacts and responsible use of artificial intelligence.

Demonstrations & workshops

Workshops and demonstrations provide a practical complement to the main conference programme. Rather than focusing exclusively on high-level strategy, these sessions allow visitors to see how sustainability tools and approaches can be applied within real organisations.

Practical content can include responsible purchasing, circular business models, climate strategy, biodiversity, ESG reporting, sustainable finance, employee engagement, sustainable communication and technological transformation.

Company-led sessions also give exhibitors an opportunity to demonstrate their solutions directly. These may include software demonstrations, methodology presentations, project case studies, product explanations and practical examples of how organisations have addressed sustainability challenges.

The established event format includes a large number of practical workshops and partner sessions alongside official conferences. This provides visitors with different levels of content, from strategic keynote discussions to more specialised operational sessions.

Ticket types & registration

Official 2027 ticket information has not yet been published. The organiser’s current ticketing system indicates that registration and ticket sales are announced through the official website as the event approaches.

The established access model includes professional visitor invitations and partner invitation codes, with complimentary access available through participating partners where applicable. The organiser also provides dedicated registration routes for invited visitors and professional participants.

For visitors planning a future visit, the safest approach is to register through the official Produrable ticketing page once the 2027 system opens. Because final pricing has not been announced, no invented 2027 ticket price should be assumed.

Professional & trade visitor access

Produrable is designed primarily for professionals involved in sustainability and organisational transformation. Its audience extends across corporate, public-sector, financial, technical, environmental and social functions.

Typical visitor profiles include:

• Sustainability and CSR directors: Professionals responsible for environmental and social strategies.
• General management: Executives integrating sustainability into corporate strategy.
• Finance teams: Professionals working on sustainable investment, ESG data and reporting.
• Purchasing and supply-chain teams: Decision-makers developing responsible sourcing strategies.
• Marketing and communications: Teams working on responsible brands and communication.
• Innovation departments: Professionals investigating new sustainable business models.
• Human resources: Teams focusing on skills, employee engagement and social transformation.
• Public authorities: Organisations addressing territorial, environmental and social challenges.
• Consultants and experts: Specialists supporting companies with sustainability transformation.
• Entrepreneurs and startups: Businesses developing solutions for the sustainable economy.

Previous visitor data shows that the event attracts a strong decision-making audience, with senior corporate profiles representing a substantial share of attendance.

Exhibition halls & floor plan

Produrable uses thematic villages and specialist pavilions to organise its exhibition. The exact 2027 floor plan will be published by the organiser once the exhibitor layout is finalised.

The established structure includes:

• Environment Village: Environmental solutions, climate, biodiversity and ecological transition.
• Social & HR Village: Skills, employment, inclusion, employee engagement and social transformation.
• Strategy & Governance Village: Strategy, finance, reporting, governance and corporate transformation.
• Innovation Pavilion: Startups and emerging solutions.
• Biodiversity Pavilion: Nature-related solutions and ecosystem protection.
• AI & Digital Pavilion: Technology, artificial intelligence and digital transformation.
• Sustainable Finance & Reporting Pavilion: ESG data, reporting, finance and governance.
• Mobility Pavilion: Sustainable transport and mobility solutions.
• Bpifrance Pavilion: Entrepreneurship, innovation and responsible business development.

The organiser’s exhibition platform uses thematic filters to help visitors locate exhibitors according to sectors and interests. The established floor plan has covered a large portion of the Palais des Congrès, providing dedicated routes between major subject areas.

Sustainability & environmental initiatives

Sustainability is not only a subject at Produrable; the organiser also applies environmental principles to the event itself. The event has a dedicated responsible-event strategy that measures its carbon impact and identifies major sources of emissions so that improvements can be introduced progressively.

Key initiatives include:

• Carbon measurement: The organiser calculates the event’s carbon footprint and uses the results to identify reduction opportunities.
• Responsible purchasing: Suppliers and partners are selected partly according to social and environmental commitments.
• Reduced materials: The event works to limit unnecessary plastic and other disposable materials.
• Reusable furniture: Rental and reusable furniture systems reduce the need for single-use event equipment.
• Lower carpet use: The organiser has substantially reduced the amount of exhibition carpeting.
• Responsible signage: More sustainable signage solutions are used throughout the event.
• Energy management: The venue uses certified renewable-origin electricity.
• Public transport: Visitors are encouraged to use metro, RER, buses, cycling and other lower-impact transport.
• Waste reduction: Waste sorting and resource-management measures are integrated into the venue.
• Responsible catering: Food sourcing and waste-management practices are considered as part of the event’s environmental strategy.

The Palais des Congrès itself operates under a wider responsible-event strategy and holds BREEAM In-Use Excellent certification.

Event rules

Produrable operates as a professional event, and visitors should complete the official registration process before attending. Professional information supplied during registration may be used to personalise exhibitor and conference recommendations.

Visitors should follow venue security procedures, respect access controls and keep their event badge available while inside the exhibition areas. Conference rooms and workshops may have limited capacity, so attendees should follow organiser instructions regarding entry.

Exhibitors and visitors are also expected to respect designated meeting areas and maintain professional conduct throughout the event. Photography, recording and product demonstrations should be carried out responsibly and with appropriate permission where required.

The organiser may also collect travel information as part of its carbon-impact assessment. This information is used to calculate the environmental footprint associated with visitor travel.

How to get there

Produrable is held at the Palais des Congrès de Paris at Porte Maillot. The venue’s central location makes it accessible from many areas of Paris and from major transport connections.

Visitors arriving by metro can use Line 1 and the Porte Maillot station. RER Line C also provides access through the Neuilly–Porte Maillot station. Several bus routes serve the area, making public transport a convenient option for visitors staying elsewhere in the city.

International visitors arriving through Paris airports can connect to the central public transport network before continuing toward Porte Maillot. Taxis and private vehicles are also available, although public transport can be more practical during busy periods.

Public transport & parking

The official access information identifies Metro Line 1 with Porte Maillot station and RER Line C with Neuilly–Porte Maillot as major public transport options. Bus routes serving the area include lines 43, 73, 82, 244 and PC.

Visitors are encouraged to use lower-impact transport options as part of the event’s sustainability strategy. The venue is close to Vélib’ bicycle stations and has strong metro, RER and bus connections.

Parking is available in the Porte Maillot area for visitors who need to travel by car. Because parking capacity and access conditions can vary, visitors arriving by vehicle should check the latest venue information before travelling.

Accommodation areas

The Porte Maillot area offers a broad range of hotels suitable for business travellers, including properties close to the Palais des Congrès and hotels around Neuilly, Ternes and the western districts of central Paris.

Visitors looking for convenient access can consider accommodation around Porte Maillot, Avenue des Ternes, Neuilly-sur-Seine, Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe. These areas provide access to restaurants, cafés, business services and public transport.

Professionals who prefer to stay in central Paris can also consider accommodation around Opéra, Madeleine, Louvre, Saint-Germain-des-Prés or the Marais, using Metro Line 1 and connecting services to reach the venue.

Accessibility

The Palais des Congrès de Paris is designed to accommodate visitors with reduced mobility and provides accessible facilities including adapted access routes, lifts and suitable sanitary facilities. The organiser specifically highlights the venue’s accessibility as part of its responsible-event approach.

Visitors requiring individual assistance should contact the organiser before arrival so that specific needs can be discussed. The central venue layout and extensive public transport connections also provide several options for reaching the exhibition.

Accessibility information should be checked again before travelling because venue arrangements, entrances and temporary event layouts can change according to the final exhibition configuration.

Previous year’s highlights

The previous edition of Produrable demonstrated the scale and diversity of the event’s professional community. More than 14,000 professionals attended, alongside 350 partners and approximately 300 exhibitors. The exhibition covered around 8,000 square metres and brought together hundreds of conferences, workshops, company presentations and other activities.

The exhibition was organised around three principal villages focused on Environment, Social & HR, and Strategy & Governance. Additional specialist pavilions covered innovation, biodiversity, artificial intelligence and digital technology, sustainable finance and reporting, mobility and other sustainability subjects.

The programme included official conferences, practical workshops, company pitches, stand animations and inspiring business stories. Topics ranged from artificial intelligence and organisational transformation to biodiversity protection, decarbonisation, circular economy, sustainable finance and responsible supply chains.

The event also incorporated exhibitions and artistic installations to approach environmental issues through culture and visual storytelling. These included work related to forests, materials, biodiversity, waste and ecological responsibility.

Sustainability was also applied directly to event organisation. The organiser reduced carpet use, prioritised reusable and recycled furniture, promoted responsible catering and measured the event’s carbon footprint. These initiatives demonstrate the event’s effort to align its operational practices with the sustainability themes discussed by exhibitors and speakers.

Official tickets & registration

Official Produrable registration is handled through the organiser’s website. The 2027 ticketing details have not yet been released, so visitors should use the official registration platform once the new edition is opened.

Professional visitors may benefit from invitation codes supplied by exhibitors and partners. The organiser’s registration system has previously allowed invited professionals to obtain complimentary visitor passes through individual invitation codes.

Visitors should avoid relying on unofficial ticket sellers and should complete registration directly through the Produrable website. The official platform will provide the final information concerning visitor categories, access conditions, conference participation and any paid registration options.

For official registration, exhibitor information, programme announcements and practical visitor details, use the Produrable official website (https://www.produrable.com/). The organiser can also be contacted at contact@produrable.com.