Countdown has begun to annual Conference and SAF Summit

It’s all hands to the pump as preparations for the annual Biofuels Conference and Expo as well as the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Summit move into top gear. All the speaker slots for the two-day event have now been filled, but there is still a lot of work to do before the two-day event kicks off in June.
So the countdown has begun for the 16th edition of the event that has grown in size and strength over the years.
Companies are signing up to be one of the many exhibitors at the event to be held once again at the Le Plaza Hotel in the heart of Brussels.
Slots are still available, but they are filling up fast. Equally, hundreds of delegates attend the event every year and details on how to get a pass are available on the event’s website.
Biofuels International has announced a list of speakers who will address the Conference and Expo as well as the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Summit. These include Neste’s Cornelius Claeys, Ina Chirita from S&P Global, Bo Gleerup, from Nordic Green, Olivier Bobin, from CIRAM, and Eddie Tofpik, from ADM, to name but a few, who will be speaking inside the main hall.
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.
For the second time, the multiday event will include the SAF Summit, which will be held in the adjoining conference room.
While this is a relatively new edition, this section of the conference, too, has become increasingly popular with delegates keen to learn more about sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and the role it plays in decarbonising the aviation industry.
Speakers for this side of the event include Aaron Robinson, vice-president of sustainable aviation fuel – US for the International Airlines Group, Louis-Philippe Lammertyn, head of SAF at Hinicio, and Margaux Thoyer- Rozat, sustainable aviation fuel procurement manager at Air France-KLM Group.
This SAF element brings together airlines, fuel producers, airports, fuel service providers, regulators and other engaged parties to discuss and debate the pressing issues affecting this sector.
So there you have it – there is not long too go before the big event. Anyone who is keen to attend and who wants more information about it please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
The conference and summit will take place on June 24- 25 – so don’t miss out. For more information about both events visit biofuels-news.com/conference/aboutbiofuels-conference-expo/ or biofuels-news.com/conference/sustainableaviationfuels/about/