Biofuels and SAF conference early bird offer still available
The stage is set for the annual Biofuels Conference and Expo which will take place on June 18-19.
A 10% early bird special offer is still available to delegates who are contemplating coming. This lasts until the end of March.
The event will once again take place at the Hotel Le Plaza in Brussels, which so successfully hosted the conference last year.
David Carpintero, the director general of ePURE, will be one of the presenters at the two-day event.
Carpintero will survey the latest developments in EU biofuels policy, highlighting the importance of domestic European production of renewable ethanol for transport decarbonisation, food security and energy independence.
He said: “The last few years of EU climate and energy policy have demonstrated more than ever that Europe needs a new way to think about biofuels and their contribution to transport defossilisation.
“As the EU enters a new political cycle – European Parliament elections and a new Commission in 2024 – the European renewable ethanol industry will be working along with a wide range of stakeholders in the biofuels and food and feed value chains to help build awareness of the strategic importance renewable ethanol production.”
Other topics up for discussion include decarbonisation, net-zero and energy security with biofuels taking centre stage in helping companies and governments meet their environmental goals.
There will also be a new SAF conference specific to the aviation industry being held at the same time.
For more information about both events visit https://biofuels-news.com/conference/
A 10% early bird special offer is still available to delegates who are contemplating coming. This lasts until the end of March.
The event will once again take place at the Hotel Le Plaza in Brussels, which so successfully hosted the conference last year.
David Carpintero, the director general of ePURE, will be one of the presenters at the two-day event.
Carpintero will survey the latest developments in EU biofuels policy, highlighting the importance of domestic European production of renewable ethanol for transport decarbonisation, food security and energy independence.
He said: “The last few years of EU climate and energy policy have demonstrated more than ever that Europe needs a new way to think about biofuels and their contribution to transport defossilisation.
“As the EU enters a new political cycle – European Parliament elections and a new Commission in 2024 – the European renewable ethanol industry will be working along with a wide range of stakeholders in the biofuels and food and feed value chains to help build awareness of the strategic importance renewable ethanol production.”
Other topics up for discussion include decarbonisation, net-zero and energy security with biofuels taking centre stage in helping companies and governments meet their environmental goals.
There will also be a new SAF conference specific to the aviation industry being held at the same time.
For more information about both events visit https://biofuels-news.com/conference/
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