World Biofuels Markets 2013
March 12 - 13, 2013
Rotterdam , Netherlands
Part of the 8th annual World Biofuels Markets Congress & Exhibition
Biofuels could reduce aircraft emissions by 80%
Air transport moves over 2.4 billion passengers annually and it’s growing every year, so making this industry more sustainable and lowering emissions is imperative. Biofuels have great potential to help the aviation industry reduce carbon emissions in line with IATA’s industry target of 50% reduction by 2050. Successful flights on biofuels blends have now been tested by many commercial airlines, demonstrating that biofuels can be mixed with traditional jet fuels safely and efficiently. Industry experts predict that they could be used in commercial flights in the next 3-5 years.
Several challenges must be overcome before aviation biofuels can become a commercial reality, including certification, scaling up for industrial production, ensuring sustainability and pricing.
Join our two day Aviation Biofuels conference at World Biofuels Markets 2013 to hear from representatives from the airline and biofuels industries, share best practice and outline exciting strategies for future development.
Amongst the speakers already confirmed for 2013 are:
• Dirk Kronemeijer, Managing Director, SkyNRG
• Laszlo Mathe, Bioenergy Co-ordinator, WWF
• Darrin Morgan, Head of Environment, Boeing
• Kyriakos Maniatis, Advanced Biofuels Flightpath Co-ordinator, DG ENER
• Kaisa Hietala, Vice President, Renewable Fuels, Neste Oil Corporation
• Jim Anderson, Program Development Director for Renewable Energy and Chemicals, Honeywell/UOP
• Chris Schroeder, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility, Environment & Fuel Projects, Qatar Airlines
• Siegfried Knecht, Senior Manager Political Affairs, EADS
• Sian Foster, General Manager, Government and External Affairs & Sustainability, Virgin Atlantic Airways
• Jimmy Samartzis, Head of Environment and Mana
Biofuels could reduce aircraft emissions by 80%
Air transport moves over 2.4 billion passengers annually and it’s growing every year, so making this industry more sustainable and lowering emissions is imperative. Biofuels have great potential to help the aviation industry reduce carbon emissions in line with IATA’s industry target of 50% reduction by 2050. Successful flights on biofuels blends have now been tested by many commercial airlines, demonstrating that biofuels can be mixed with traditional jet fuels safely and efficiently. Industry experts predict that they could be used in commercial flights in the next 3-5 years.
Several challenges must be overcome before aviation biofuels can become a commercial reality, including certification, scaling up for industrial production, ensuring sustainability and pricing.
Join our two day Aviation Biofuels conference at World Biofuels Markets 2013 to hear from representatives from the airline and biofuels industries, share best practice and outline exciting strategies for future development.
Amongst the speakers already confirmed for 2013 are:
• Dirk Kronemeijer, Managing Director, SkyNRG
• Laszlo Mathe, Bioenergy Co-ordinator, WWF
• Darrin Morgan, Head of Environment, Boeing
• Kyriakos Maniatis, Advanced Biofuels Flightpath Co-ordinator, DG ENER
• Kaisa Hietala, Vice President, Renewable Fuels, Neste Oil Corporation
• Jim Anderson, Program Development Director for Renewable Energy and Chemicals, Honeywell/UOP
• Chris Schroeder, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility, Environment & Fuel Projects, Qatar Airlines
• Siegfried Knecht, Senior Manager Political Affairs, EADS
• Sian Foster, General Manager, Government and External Affairs & Sustainability, Virgin Atlantic Airways
• Jimmy Samartzis, Head of Environment and Mana
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