Growmorrow Festival Oldenburg
Northwest Future Festival on Mobility, Energy, AI, and Climate
2026
About Growmorrow
Growmorrow — edition 2026
The 2026 edition continues the festival format. The exact speaker lineup, workshop program, and exhibitor list will be published in summer 2026.
Highlights Growmorrow 2026
- 2-day festival with festival format
- Focus on mobility, energy, AI, climate
- Speakers from business and research
- Targeted networking formats
- Weser-Ems-Hallen as festival venue
Programme Growmorrow 2026
The exact 2026 program will be published by the organizer. The structure follows the established key points:
Day 1 — Wednesday, Aug 26th
- Morning: Opening and Keynote
- Noon: Parallel sessions on mobility and energy
- Afternoon: Panels on AI and climate
- Evening: Networking event
Day 2 — Thursday, Aug 27th
- Morning: Keynote and in-depth panels
- Noon: Workshops and hands-on formats
- Afternoon: Closing panels
- Evening: Closing event
Thematic Areas
- Mobility (electric, hydrogen, autonomous)
- Energy (renewables, offshore wind, H2)
- Artificial Intelligence
- Climate and adaptation
Formats
- Keynote lectures
- Panels and fireside chats
- Workshops
- Exhibition area
- Networking lounges
Prices Growmorrow 2026
Practical information — Growmorrow
Venue
Weser-Ems-Hallen / EWE Arena, Wilhelmshavener Heerstraße 260, 26125 Oldenburg.
Date
Wednesday, August 26th to Thursday, August 27th, 2026 (2-day festival).
Admission
Tickets via Ticketmaster and Nordwest-Ticket. 2-day pass available.
Getting There
- Car: A28 / A29, parking at the Weser-Ems-Hallen
- Train / Bus: Oldenburg Central Station + city bus
Notes
- Mobility, Energy, AI, Climate
- Lectures, Workshops, Networking
- Festival format with lounges and exhibition
Growmorrow is more than a classic conference. The festival format combines lectures on large stages with interactive workshops, exhibition areas, networking lounges, and a supporting program that blends business dialogue with a festival atmosphere. The venue is the Weser-Ems-Hallen Oldenburg, whose hall and foyer areas are sufficient for the variety of formats.
Four Focus Topics
The program concentrates on four future fields that will shape the coming decades of the Northwest and beyond:
- Mobility: Electromobility, hydrogen drives, autonomous driving, new logistics concepts, port and rail transport in the Northwest
- Energy: Renewable energies, offshore wind, hydrogen economy, storage technologies, sector coupling
- Artificial Intelligence: Applications in business and administration, ethical questions, AI governance, regional value chains
- Climate: Adaptation strategies, climate resilience, climate-neutral business models, nature conservation
Speakers and Lectures
Representatives from business, research, politics, and civil society speak on the festival stages. Keynote lectures, panel discussions, and fireside chats alternate. The speaker list includes both national and international stars as well as regional players from the Northwest.
Networking and Encounters
A central concern of Growmorrow is targeted networking. Dedicated lounges, curated matchmaking formats, and informal meeting spaces make it easier for participants to make new contacts—between start-ups, SMEs, corporations, universities, and administration.
Weser-Ems-Hallen Oldenburg
The Weser-Ems-Hallen / EWE Arena on Wilhelmshavener Heerstraße provide the spatial framework. The multi-story hall landscape allows for parallel formats, exhibition areas, and a flexible festival layout.
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