Biofuels International Canada expo & conference to prepare producers for 2010 mandate
Drawing on the success of Biofuels International expo & conference in Europe in 2008 & 2009, leading global publication Biofuels International magazine is pleased to announce its first Biofuels International Canada expo & conference.
The two day conference and exhibition on 28 - 29 October 2009 in Montreal is designed to coincide with Canada's biofuel mandate which takes effect in 2010. This requires oil companies to market fuel that contains 5% renewable content, and will considerable increase the demand for biofuels in the country.
In order for Canada to reach this target around 2.74 billion litres of ethanol and 0.36 billion litres of biodiesel will be required, so Biofuels International Canada expo & conference will bring together producers, regulators and investors to discuss how best to meet these goals.
The first commercial scale biodiesel plant in Canada was built in Montreal in 2005, and it is also one of the most direct and profitable routes between North American industry and Mediterranean markets, so is a perfect location for this show.
As an added bonus the event is being co-hosted with Tank Storage Canada expo & conference, an event which is organised by industry leading publication Tank Storage magazine, and focuses on best practices for bulk liquid storage terminals.
Exhibition space is selling fast, so for full details on stands and sponsorship contact:
Mr David Kelly
t: +44 208 687 4156
e: david@biofuels-news.com
The two day conference and exhibition on 28 - 29 October 2009 in Montreal is designed to coincide with Canada's biofuel mandate which takes effect in 2010. This requires oil companies to market fuel that contains 5% renewable content, and will considerable increase the demand for biofuels in the country.
In order for Canada to reach this target around 2.74 billion litres of ethanol and 0.36 billion litres of biodiesel will be required, so Biofuels International Canada expo & conference will bring together producers, regulators and investors to discuss how best to meet these goals.
The first commercial scale biodiesel plant in Canada was built in Montreal in 2005, and it is also one of the most direct and profitable routes between North American industry and Mediterranean markets, so is a perfect location for this show.
As an added bonus the event is being co-hosted with Tank Storage Canada expo & conference, an event which is organised by industry leading publication Tank Storage magazine, and focuses on best practices for bulk liquid storage terminals.
Exhibition space is selling fast, so for full details on stands and sponsorship contact:
Mr David Kelly
t: +44 208 687 4156
e: david@biofuels-news.com
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