The International Trade Fair for Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Energy is returning to the Brno Exhibition Center after a year, now managed by BVV Trade Fairs Brno. It will take place from 17 to 19 March 2026, promising to present important names in the fields of electrical engineering and energy and new programme formats. A total of 468 companies from 32 countries will be featured, over 40% of them coming from abroad.

This year’s BIOMASA – Renewable Energy in Agriculture and Forestry Fair will take place at the Brno Exhibition Centre from 12 to 15 April. At the same time, visitors will be able to attend the new AGRISHOW Fair for crop and livestock production, the International Forestry and Hunting Fair SILVA REGINA, and the National Livestock Exhibition. Together, these events create a comprehensive fair complex focused on crop and livestock production, forestry, and hunting.

From 12 to 15 April 2026, the Brno Exhibition Centre will host the SILVA REGINA forestry and hunting fair. Running concurrently will be the AGRISHOW agricultural fair covering both crop and livestock production, the National Livestock Exhibition, and the BIOMASA fair, focused on renewable energy in agriculture and forestry. SILVA REGINA will be located in Pavilions Z and F and the adjacent outdoor areas. Visitors can look forward to a wide range of forestry machinery, hunting-related equipment, trophy exhibitions, presentations on the energy use of biomass, boilers, and a beekeeping exhibition.

From 12 to 15 April, the Brno Exhibition Centre will host a comprehensive cluster of agricultural and forestry fairs, built around two main pillars: AGRISHOW, the fair for crop and livestock production, and the National Livestock Exhibition. Running concurrently will be the International Forestry and Hunting Fair SILVA REGINA and the BIOMASA Fair, focused on renewable energy in agriculture and forestry.

The most successful trade show focused on strengthening defense and security took place at the Brno Exhibition Centre. The 18th IDET international fair, together with the PYROS and ISET fairs, was a comprehensive showcase of new technologies and options for countering various security risks. This year, more than 650 exhibiting companies from 35 countries were featured and over 35 thousand visitors visited the fairs in the course of three days.

The new Czech Pandur 8x8 EVO vehicle, presented by Tatra Defence Vehicle, a CSG Group company, had its world premiere at IDET. It is not just a vehicle, but an entire modular platform with its own ecosystem, in the development and production of which the Czech Republic participates in more than two thirds. The symbolic christening was performed by the Czech Defence Minister Jana Černochová, who bravely hit the world's newest vehicle with a stream of champagne in front of a crowd of journalists.

Mobilní baterka (Mobile Battery) is a new Czech project that changes the way drivers charge their electric cars. The idea of project founder Miroslav Beneš came from a simple observation — if you can charge a phone quickly using a powerbank, why couldn’t you charge an electric car the same way? Thanks to a smart combination of a charger and a battery storage unit, cars can now be charged faster, more efficiently, and at a fair, fixed price.

The traditional Czech manufacturer KOOPERATIVA vod družstvo demonstrates at this year’s AMPER fair that even a seemingly technical element such as a public lighting pole can bring innovation, design and new functions to modern cities.

ABB, a global technology leader in electrification and automation, returns to the AMPER trade fair in Pavilion P at stand 405. Its exhibition connects the worlds of industry, energy management, and smart residential installations, showcasing how the entire ecosystem of modern electrical installation is evolving — from critical infrastructure to everyday comfort in the living room.

Two major electric novelties from Mercedes Benz — the new GLB and GLC models — were showcased at the AMPER trade fair. They bring revolutionary technologies, long driving range, and significantly improved practicality for families. We asked Radek Hrůza from Hedin Automotive Brno for more details.

Industrial automation has long moved beyond the era of large cable bundles and simple binary state monitoring toward intelligent real time data collection. This year’s Amper trade fair demonstrates that shift clearly at the Murrelektronik CZ exhibit. The company, with a 50 year history and three decades of strong presence on the Czech market, focuses this year on a topic reshaping modern manufacturing: the IO Link communication standard.

At this year’s trade fair in Brno, ZHT Group presented its key electromobility projects and new developments created in cooperation with Kia. In addition to its traditional production of firefighter equipment, the company has, over the past year, significantly strengthened its position in the segment of eco friendly vehicles for municipal services.