InfraTech 2026 unveils its largest edition with bold visions for infrastructure’s future

The future of infrastructure takes center stage at InfraTech 2026. With record-breaking scale and visionary leaders, this event redefines industry possibilities—don’t miss the opening on January 13.

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2026 January 9 . 1:08 PM

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InfraTech 2026 unveils its largest edition with bold visions for infrastructure’s future

InfraTech 2026 is set to become the largest edition of the trade fair to date. The event will open on January 13 with a ceremony themed Engineering the Future. Over 250 exhibitors will gather across 12 halls, showcasing their latest innovations and solutions in infrastructure modernisation, water and climate, mobility, and digitalisation.

The official opening ceremony will run from 10:30 to 11:15 AM. Oliver Krischer, North Rhine-Westphalia’s Minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation, and Transport, will deliver the keynote address, kicking off discussions on the pressing challenges and future directions of these critical areas.

A panel discussion will follow immediately after the keynote. Tim-Oliver Müller and Christoph Jansen will join the debate, moderated by Christian Haak. The conversation will focus on sustainability, efficiency, and the future of industry modernisation, providing valuable insights into the direction of the industry.

The expanded exhibition space marks a significant growth from previous years, with organisers confirming that no prior InfraTech event has reached this scale. Topics covered will address pressing challenges in infrastructure and technology, ensuring that the event remains relevant and informative for industry professionals.

InfraTech 2026 will bring together industry leaders to tackle critical issues in modern infrastructure. The event’s record size and high-profile speakers highlight its importance in shaping future developments. Further details on participants and sessions remain to be announced.