Biofuels conference to take place next May
The next Biofuels International Conference & Expo that will take place at the Le Plaza Brussels Hotel in Belgium has been pencilled in for 16-17 May.
This year’s event earlier in the summer proved a resounding success after several postponements due to the pandemic and travel restrictions saw it not take place since 2019.
Hosted by Biofuels International magazine, the event is now in its 14th year and is well established as a vital go-to event on the biofuels’ calendar.
The event will bring together the leading producers, market experts and technology providers in the biofuels sector to share knowledge and expertise about this dynamic industry.
Decarbonisation, net-zero and energy security are set to be some of the hotly debated topics next year with biofuels taking centre stage in helping companies and governments meet their environmental goals.
Following on from the European Parliament’s recent target of 45% renewable energy consumption by 2030 and the European Union’s REPowerEU plan for energy independence, the biofuels sector is presented with an excellent opportunity to scale-up and show the world that biofuels still have a crucial role to play in today’s energy markets.
For sponsorship or exhibition details contact Claire Smith at claire@woodcotemedia.com and for speaker inquiries get in touch with Margaret Dunn at margaret@biofuels-news.com.
This year’s event earlier in the summer proved a resounding success after several postponements due to the pandemic and travel restrictions saw it not take place since 2019.
Hosted by Biofuels International magazine, the event is now in its 14th year and is well established as a vital go-to event on the biofuels’ calendar.
The event will bring together the leading producers, market experts and technology providers in the biofuels sector to share knowledge and expertise about this dynamic industry.
Decarbonisation, net-zero and energy security are set to be some of the hotly debated topics next year with biofuels taking centre stage in helping companies and governments meet their environmental goals.
Following on from the European Parliament’s recent target of 45% renewable energy consumption by 2030 and the European Union’s REPowerEU plan for energy independence, the biofuels sector is presented with an excellent opportunity to scale-up and show the world that biofuels still have a crucial role to play in today’s energy markets.
For sponsorship or exhibition details contact Claire Smith at claire@woodcotemedia.com and for speaker inquiries get in touch with Margaret Dunn at margaret@biofuels-news.com.
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