Elmia Wood is celebrating 50 years as the forestry industry's leading international meeting place and invites you to a fair filled with innovations, new technology and experiences. Professional foresters, experts and decision-makers from all over the world will meet here to take part in the industry's latest developments.
After three intensive days, Elmia Solar has clearly consolidated its position as the meeting place the industry needs. Despite some challenges in the industry, the atmosphere and conversations on the exhibition floor were characterised by optimism and a long-term faith in the future.
On 4–6 February, Elmia Solar brings together players in the industry – from solar and energy, to storage, charging and installation. Elmia Solar is being held for the second consecutive year , consolidating its position as the leading forum for the solar energy industry. With 12 countries represented and a strong cross-sector programme, Jönköping will once again become a hub.
On 4–6 February, Elmia Solar brought together the industry – from solar and energy, to storage, charging and installation. Elmia Solar is held for the second consecutive year, consolidating its position as the leading forum for the solar energy industry. With 12 countries represented, Jönköping will once again become a hub for business and knowledge exchange.
Elmia Wood, one of Elmia’s most international and long-lived fairs, is taking the next step in developing the concept. As part of this initiative, Elmia pauses the nationally focused SkogsElmia and arranges Elmia Wood every two years instead of every four. This change is possible through a new land agreement at Bratteborgs gård, that extends until 2029, with a possibility for extension until 2037.
Today we are launching Glitched – a brand new gaming festival with a focus on developing and pushing the boundaries of the LAN experience of the future. The first event takes place at Elmia in Jönköping, Sweden, 13-16 June 2025.
Elmia Lastbil 2024 has established itself as the most important meeting place for the transport and haulage industry in Sweden and the Nordic region. During four intense days, the industry discussed key issues such as the green transition, sustainability, and the industry’s need for skills.
The fact that sustainability is at the top of the agenda for the Nordic transport and haulage industry wa