GREENTECH AMERICAS
March 24, 2025 - March 26, 2025
Completed GreenTech Americas is poised to make a significant impact in the world of controlled environment agriculture as it prepares to take place at Centro de Congresos Queretaro in Mexico. This edition of the trade show focuses on the production of high-value crops within controlled environments, drawing attention from horticulture professionals across the Americas and beyond.
The event is anticipated to attract over 3,000 participants, including growers, suppliers, researchers, and investors from around the globe. It offers an invaluable opportunity for attendees to delve into the latest advancements in agricultural technologies and network with key figures in the industry. The exhibition will feature a diverse range of companies and organizations, showcasing innovations across various sectors related to agriculture and environmental sustainability.
Participants can expect to explore cutting-edge solutions in areas such as biotechnology, carbon trading, energy efficiency, and environmental certifications. The show will also cover topics like eco consultancy, renewable energy, and waste management, providing a comprehensive overview of technologies and strategies designed to enhance agricultural practices and promote sustainability.
GreenTech Americas is open to a wide spectrum of industries, from agriculture and construction to renewable energy and environmental management. Business visitors will include carbon policy makers, sustainability consultants, and energy managers, among others. The event will be a crucial platform for carbon emission traders, government agencies, architects, engineers, and many other professionals involved in building and environmental management.
The trade show also offers a forum for discussing innovations and advancements in green building materials, solar energy, and waste recovery technologies. By bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders, GreenTech Americas aims to foster collaboration, drive forward new business opportunities, and support the development of sustainable practices in agriculture and beyond.
