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Event day two: Friday 5 September
08.30
09.20
Morning coffee and networking
Chairperson’s opening remarks
09.30
KEYNOTE PRODUCER INVESTMENT CASE STUDIES
Keynote case study: Investing in a hybrid eSAF plant and securing electricity to deliver ultra-low carbon fuels for the aviation industry
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What have been the lessons learnt during the planning and early engineering phases?
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New innovations in the production process to cut costs and improving supply chain efficiencies
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Minimising the risk of securing electricity to a future energy intensive industry
Roger Östlin, CEO, Biorefinery Östrand
09.50
Case study: Setting up large-scale e-methanol production to support the phase out of fossil fuels in hard-to-abate industries
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Expectations on project timelines and new e-methanol and e-gasoline supply into the market
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Sourcing biogenic carbon dioxide and investing in technologies
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Operating a combined heat and power plant on renewable energy
Yann Dumont, CEO, Reolum
10.10
DEMAND DRIVERS FOR FUTURE CONSUMPTION
Airline spotlight panel discussion: How eSAF will become a key component in meeting the ambitious goals of the global aviation industry
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Where will eSAF be produced and how to upscale the supply of eSAF at a reasonable price?
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Exploring feedstock availability for eSAF production and securing a reliable supply chain
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How are companies securing offtake agreements and enhancing project viability for financial support?
Margaux Thoyer-Rozat, Sustainable Aviation Fuel Manager, Air France-KLM
10.40
Morning coffee break and open-space networking
*Grab an innnovation kit from the table to aid with discussions
Open-space networking
Join a table during the coffee break for open and free-flowing discussions on topics
generated by you. Use our innovation kits and brainstorming to give you a
helping hand
11.40
Suppliers perspective panel: Scaling up eSAF: How to scale up commercial production to meet demand
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What steps does the industry need to take to commercialise eSAF production in Europe?
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How are companies securing a feedstock supply of CO2 and green hydrogen and are there limitations?
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How the industry tackle costs and the role of policy in harnessing a growth environment
Adrian Herberger, Head of Hydrogen & Sustainable Aviation Fuels, MB Energy
12.10
Shipping spotlight panel: The future of adopting greener fuels in shipping and the reality of e-methanol, e-ammonia and e-LNG
Question experts on running vessels on methanol, methane, ammonia or hydrogen directly – explore cost comparisons, compliance and how this works practically under ETS
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What is the IMO’s position in greener fuels and what mandates can be expected and when?
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How can offtake structures be adopted to reflect the needs of the shipping industry?
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Which energy carrier is most suitable for shipping, and what are the implications for infrastructure, storage, and onboard hazards?
Matthías Ólafsson, Executive Consultant, eFuel Alliance
Edward Glossop, Head of LNG & Ammonia, Bunker Holding
12.40
13.10
SECURING PROJECT FINANCE
360 views on project financing: Understanding the requirements of securing finance and how to assist bank processes
Hear from financial exports on what infrastructure funds or commercial banks are looking for to finance projects, how to effectively showcase projects are de-risked and offering visibility on return of investment and cash generation of the project
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Demonstrating technology is scalable and will work on a commercial basis
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Feedstock supply: how feedstock is secured and priced and the role of the offtaker?
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How to include price as part of strategic planning and dealing with high costs
Networking lunch
14.10
Speeding up FIDs through revenue mechanisms and gaining offtake agreements
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How industry can reach FIDs – and working in the cost of electricity
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Could the EU take an approach under the ETS whereby funding is increased for eFuels?
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What are the funding options for development finance including for feasibility studies?
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Gaining offtake agreements and understanding who takes the commercial risk: what can be done differently?
Deniese Ramsundarsingh, Development Director, HYRO, Octopus Energy Generation
Martin Forman, Director, New Energies and Natural Resources, SMBC Group
14.40
EXPLORING VARIOUS TECHNOLOGY PATHWAYS AND ROUTES TO PRODUCTION
Technology spotlight debate: Exploring Power-to-Liquid and Power-to-Gas technologies: Implementing proven technology for commercial use
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What are the technical advantages of eMethanol-to-Jet (MTJ) and steps left to approval?
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What technologies have been proven and how fast can they be scalable?
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Utilising CO2-to-methanol technologies for maximum feedstock utilisation
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Power-to-Gas technologies for e-methane production
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What are the standards for materials and testing?
Tom Parsons, Commercial Project Manager, Biofuels Growth, bp
15.10
BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE AND LOGISTICS
Panel discussion: Building infrastructure and improving logistics for the delivery of hydrogen, CO2 and eFuels
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Identifying investments in pipelines and storage to aid the movement of green molecules
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What storage solutions are available for renewable electricity and connecting to the grid
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What roles must Ports play in building new facilities?
15.40
Keynote panel: Assessing the sustainability of fuel pathways and reducing life cycle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
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Understanding the criteria of producing renewable fuels from RFNBOs – what constitutes a sustainable source of CO2 and hydrogen?
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Sourcing renewable electricity over the grid with negative GHG impacts
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How effective is capturing carbon in improving the carbon life cycle of a project?
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Understanding the role of Book and Claim within the market
16.00
Coffee break and interactive huddles
16.00
16.50
17.00
Interactive huddles
Huddle 1: Exploring the criteria for sustainable CO2 and hydrogen
Huddle 2: How Book and Claim is aiding synthetic fuel development
Speaker confirmed: Gill Alker, Book and Claim Manager, RSB
Huddle 3: A regulated market for the shipping industry
Huddle 4: A renewable power perspective: Achieving FIDs and meeting requirements
Huddle 5: Conducting life cycle GHG assessments