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Discover TNO’s new standardized protocol and KPI to measure how insect netting impacts greenhouse ventilation and climate. Holland Gaas and Svensson show real‑world adoption, enabling growers to compare products and choose reliably.

Insect Netting in Greenhouses: Ventilation, Climate Impact & Product Innovation

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Extreme weather events are intensifying across the globe, but their impacts differ sharply by region. In this follow‑up to last year’s highly attended session on climate change and extreme weather, we dive deeper with a comparative look at four key horticultural regions: The Netherlands, Spain, Saudi Arabia, and Australia. Experts will explore how climate change is reshaping growing conditions in each country and what greenhouse technologies, design adaptations, climate‑control strategies, and crop approaches are needed to remain productive and profitable. From heatwaves and drought in arid zones to storms, humidity stress, and shifting seasonal patterns in temperate climates, discover how each region can mitigate risks and build long‑term resilience. Join us to understand how global climate volatility will affect the future of protected horticulture, and what region‑tailored innovations can help growers and investors stay ahead in an increasingly unpredictable world.

Athanasios  Sapounas, Moderator: Egon Janssen, Magnus Bach

Climate‑Resilient Greenhouses: Country‑Specific Strategies for a Hotter, Drier, and Wilder Future

Greenhouse horticulture is entering a decade of profound transformation. Around the world, growers, investors, and suppliers face shared challenges: climate pressure, rising energy costs, labour scarcity, water constraints, and the demand for sustainable, local food production. In this forward‑looking session, experts from Wageningen University & Research (WUR) and TNO will present an integrated vision for the future of protected cultivation, drawing on a broad set of international roadmaps, technology outlooks, and innovation strategies. From autonomous growing and digital twins to circular resource cycles, energy‑neutral greenhouse concepts, and resilient cropping systems, this session explores the global developments shaping next‑generation Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA). A dynamic panel discussion with industry leaders will highlight how technological breakthroughs, system innovation, and cross‑sector collaboration can ensure greenhouses remain future‑proof, profitable, and globally competitive. Join us to understand where the sector is heading, and how you can strategically position your business for the greenhouse of 2035 and beyond.

Innovation Award Winner, Concept Award Winner, Ellen  Beerling, Moderator: Egon Janssen

The Future of Controlled Environment Agriculture: Science‑Driven Visions for a Changing World

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