ENVIROpro Sud-Est Martigues · 2028

Agoris analysis · updated November 2026

Key facts

• ENVIROpro Sud-Est is the Martigues leg of a regional series of trade shows for professionals devoted to environmental and energy solutions: water, energy, waste, air, risks, soils, mobility, urban planning, eco-construction, CSR, biodiversity.
• Next edition: Wednesday 5 and Thursday 6 April 2028 according to the site's calendar data, at La Halle de Martigues, Rond-Point de l'Hôtel de Ville. The site's pages show only "2028" in plain text: these dates remain to be confirmed by the organiser. Opening hours have not yet been published.
• Organiser: NexFairs, a company based in Villeneuve-sur-Lot, which runs the whole ENVIROpro series. No co-organiser is listed.
• Biennial frequency at this stage: a first edition on 1 and 2 April 2026, then the date announced for 2028.
• Size shown on the show's page, with no year: more than 200 exhibitors, more than 3,000 visitors, more than 25 conferences, more than 3,000 m². For 2026, the organiser reports more than 3,500 participants, with no split between visitors and exhibitors.
• Free admission with a badge, for professionals from the public and private sectors. Registration opens about one month before the show.

Who exhibits

Typical profile

The organiser defines exhibitors as manufacturers, distributors of equipment and materials, or service providers that respond to environmental issues, for private clients (industry, construction, agriculture, tourism, transport, logistics, retail, services) or public ones (cities, local authorities, administrations, territories).

The offer falls into eleven families: water; energy; waste and cleanliness; air and odours; risks and nuisances; mobility; urban planning; eco-construction; polluted sites and soils; biodiversity and natural environments; other environmental products, services or themes. The official nomenclature details each of them and serves as a positioning grid before booking.

A special offer targets start-ups under 2 years old; ask the sales team for the price and availability.

Notable exhibitors

No named list has been published for 2028. The exhibitors page says that the information will be available soon, that the list appears on average one month before the show, and refers visitors to the organiser to obtain the list of current registrations. The pages consulted do not keep a named list for the 2026 edition either.

Visitor quality

The show is aimed at public and private bodies and names the following roles: management and elected officials; environment, CSR, QHSE, sustainability, energy, waste and water roles; quality, hygiene and safety; consultancies; project management; purchasing, sourcing and HR; technical, production, R&D, innovation and maintenance roles; logistics and transport; fleet management.

The catchment area of the organiser's contact database covers the Sud region and five further départements, which the commitments page gives by number (34, 30, 48, 07 and 26): Hérault, Gard, Lozère, Ardèche and Drôme. Across the regional territory, the organiser highlights more than 23,000 industrial companies, around a hundred of them classed as Seveso, more than 60,000 construction companies and 946 municipalities. These figures describe the potential market, not attendance at the show.

Two communication indicators should be read as such: more than 60% of visitors reportedly say they visit only ENVIROpro, according to the presentation page, and 90% reportedly come from within a 150-kilometre radius (L'Info Durable, February 2026, a media partner). Neither is audited, and nothing says that they measure the Martigues event alone. No OJS certification of attendance is published.

Events & community

Conference programme

The 2028 programme has not been published: the organiser says it will go online one month before the show. The 2026 programme can still be consulted: some thirty talks spread over two conference areas, with YouTube replays for some of them.

It gives a good idea of the tone, very operational and rooted in the territory: PAPREC on waste treatment, SRF (solid recovered fuel) and biowaste; Heidelberg Materials France on decarbonisation through cement; XSEM and ABO-ERG Environnement on PFAS; AtmoSud on air quality; GREC-SUD on climate change in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur; Surfrider on water quality; AFPG on shallow geothermal energy; CCI Aix Marseille Provence on energy efficiency and decarbonisation. These speakers are cited for 2026: the programme does not say which of them exhibited.

An exhibitor can propose a conference, a round table or a workshop, subject to available slots.

Thematic villages and networking services

Three thematic areas were announced on the site in December 2025: the Village Mer & Littoral (Sea and Coast), whose article dates the show to 1 and 2 April 2026, the Village Risques (Risks) and the Village Mobilité & Logistique durable (Sustainable Mobility and Logistics), the latter hosted by Jean-Luc Coupez. The articles on the last two do not say which edition they concern. The exhibitors and products page still presents these three villages, with no year: the site does not say whether they will return in 2028.

The page dedicated to visitor services also describes a Start-up Village, a new-products area placed on a route all visitors must pass through, and a free meeting-booking service, whose platform opens one month before the show.

Community & networks

The partners page gathers mainly media outlets and associations, without tying them to a dated edition: Actu-Environnement, Environnement Magazine, Novethic, Orée, AVEM, Surfrider and, locally, the radio station Maritima and the Marseille association Recycle Plastique.

Agoris also has listings for the editions in Bordeaux, Douai, Dunkirk, Angers and Toulouse. Each targets its own catchment area, and their figures do not carry over to Martigues.

Two neighbouring trade shows are worth placing. SEPEM Martigues, not to be confused with ENVIROpro, is a separate show run by GL Events Exhibitions Industrie, aimed at industrial players, which occupies the same Halle on 8 and 9 June 2027. Pollutec, at Lyon Eurexpo from 12 to 15 October 2027, also covers the environment and energy, but from Lyon and without the local focus that the series promotes here.

On site: what you need to know

The show takes place at La Halle de Martigues, Rond-Point de l'Hôtel de Ville, 13500 Martigues, a town on the Étang de Berre and the Caronte canal, about 35 km from Marseille according to the organiser.

By car, access is via the A55, exit Martigues / Ferrières, with a free car park of 1,000 spaces and other car parks nearby. By train, the site refers visitors to Marseille station, then a taxi or public transport. By bus, the stop to aim for is La Halle, in Martigues. A car-sharing platform, Covievent, is offered.

For accommodation, Revolugo is presented as the official partner agency for the 2028 edition. Opening hours are still to be published on the practical information page, which for now shows only the year.

How much does it cost to exhibit

Planning your visit

For exhibitors

• Ask the organiser for the list of current registrations, which it offers: it lets you place yourself in your solutions family before the public list appears, about one month before the show.
• Choose your family in the nomenclature with the local buyer in mind: local authorities, industrial sites around the Étang de Berre, port and coastal activities.
• Position yourself early for a conference slot: they are allocated subject to availability.
• Use the included invitation platforms to invite your own contacts, and check the dates and hours before sending, as they are still to be completed on the site.
• For an organisation under 2 years old, ask the sales team about the start-up offer.

For decision-maker visitors

• Request your badge as soon as registration opens, about one month before the show. An opening alert is offered on the badge page.
• Book your meetings as soon as the platform opens, one month before the show, using the exhibitor list published at the same time.
• Watch the 2026 replays to identify useful topics and speakers before building your route.
• Check the opening hours on the site before planning your journey: they are not yet published.

CSR policy & initiatives

The Our commitments page sets out six commitments for the show: reducing energy consumption and CO2 emissions, controlling waste, adopting responsible catering, favouring responsible and eco-designed equipment, adopting an eco-communication approach, and raising awareness among suppliers, partners, exhibitors and visitors. NexFairs repeats these areas at group level and adds low-impact transport.

The organiser also says it contributes to projects as part of offsetting its emissions: planting Paulownia trees in agroforestry with MANA in Occitanie, a flowering fallow with EcoTree, and tree planting in the Ginestet forest with Nos Grandes Forêts.

These commitments remain declarative: no quantified carbon footprint for the show and no ISO 20121 certification appears on the pages consulted for the show and for NexFairs, nor on the home page of the Halle's website. The car-sharing offered is a matter of practical organisation.

How the show has evolved

Trajectory analysis

Only one edition has taken place, so there is no trajectory to read. The 2026 outcome comes down to a message from the organiser, which thanks more than 3,500 participants without saying how many exhibitors and visitors that total covers. The figures on the show's page, more than 200 exhibitors and more than 3,000 visitors, carry no year and are not a results report.

The 2028 edition will be the first real test of the event: it will show whether its roots in the Étang de Berre area hold beyond the effect of a first edition, in a Halle that SEPEM Martigues also uses.

All data that does not cite a source comes from the organiser's website.

Unless otherwise stated, all factual data in this listing comes from the organiser's official website (enviropro-salon.com).