Emissions Analytics Off-Highway and Power Generation

Emissions Analytics Off-Highway and Power Generation
Emissions Analytics Off-Highway and Power Generation

Emissions Analytics Off-Highway and Power Generation

Mainhaus Stadthotel Frankfurt, Lange Str. 26, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany22-23 September 2026

Energy agnostic off-highway decarbonisation

Realis Simulation will be presenting, exhibiting and sponsoring the Emissions Analytics Off-Highway and Power Generation Conference Europe, taking place in Frankfurt on 22-23 September 2026.

Visit the Realis Simulation booth throughout the two-day event to meet our experts and discover how simulation software can help accelerate the development of cleaner, more efficient off-highway powertrain solutions.

The conference brings together regulators, engine and machine manufacturers, and specialists in powertrain, electrification and alternative fuels to explore the technologies shaping the future of off-highway machinery and power generation.

From electrification and hydrogen to renewable fuels and advanced combustion engines, different applications require different solutions. Simulation enables engineers to evaluate these options, understand trade-offs and develop technologies that balance performance, sustainability and commercial viability.


Hear from Realis Simulation

Nick Tiney, Commercial Director, Realis Simulation will be presenting on Tuesday, September 22

Time Session Title
15.15 - 15.40 Powertrain Development Reducing engine emissions using non-carbon fuel simulation

Agenda highlights

Key themes across the two-day conference include:

  • Regulatory outlook
  • Innovations in combustion engines
  • Battery and hybrid electrification
  • Hydrogen ICE and fuel cells
  • Renewable fuels, including HVO, biodiesel, e-fuels, biomethane and ammonia
  • Engineering developments in testing and simulation
  • The role of AI
  • Operator perspectives

Join us in Frankfurt to see how simulation can support an energy-agnostic approach to off-highway decarbonisation.