20-23 May, 2025
Tokyo, JAPAN

Tokyo Marriott Hotel

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HOTEL INFORMATION

CMT has arranged special discounted room rates at JPY 47,304 / 51,505 nett (Low Floor Single / Double) or JPY 53,519 / JPY 57,320 nett (High Floor Single / Double) per room per night with breakfast (subject to room & rates availability) for conference delegates at Tokyo Marriott Hotel.

*Rates are valid for 16-25 May, strictly applicable to registered delegates only and are NON-REFUNDABLE.

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Tokyo Marriott Hotel

4-7-36 Kitashinagawa, Shinagawa-ku,
Tokyo - 140-0001

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Reservation cut off date :21-04-2025

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08:00

Conference Registration & Welcome Coffee

09:00

CMT & Conference Chair’s Welcome Remarks

Regulatory Developments in Asia Pacific & Current Focus

09:10

Regional Policy Development on Fuel Decarbonisation in Aviation & Maritime: China, Japan, South Korea

10:00

Effective SAF Policies – the essential ingredient for aviation decarbonization

• Update on SAF policies in the region
• Airline perspectives on effective SAF policies
• Recommendations for the way forward

Kelvin Lee, Assistant Director

International Air Transport Association (IATA)

10:30

Networking Coffee @ BioInnovAsia Exhibition

Biofuel Production Capacity & Feedstock Availability in APAC

11:00

Regional Biofuel & Feedstock Outlook

• Balancing Mandates, Demand, Environment Expectations & Investment

11:30

Producing Bioethanol for SAF in Japan

Mr. Yohei Haneo, Manager, Business Transformation Promotion, Biomass Material Bus Div

Nippon Paper Industries Co., Ltd.

11:55

Unlocking Green Fuels Opportunities for Refiners

• Overview of latest renewable fuels market developments & potential impacts for Asian refiners
• Update of APAC renewable fuels projects & refiner’s involvement
• Renewable fuels cost competitiveness & future prospects

12:20

Scaling Up Biofuel Production: Next-Gen & Feedstock Management

12:45

Networking Luncheon

14:00

Unlocking the Potential of Pongamia - A Promising Candidate for Next-Generation Biofuel Feedstock

  • Benefits of Pongamia: Not just biofuel but also by-products & soil improvement
  • Pongamia's growing momentum in the industry

Mr. Kentaro Ayai, Director

Four Pride Japan Co. Ltd.

14:25

Panel Discussion: Harmonizing Feedstock Sustainability & Availability

  • Regional Feedstock Availability, Competition & Scaling up Advanced Feedstocks
  • Cross-Border Trade Issues
  • Sustainability of Biofuels Feedstock: Traceability & Certification
  • Unlocking Capital in the Biofuel Pursuit: Infrastructure & Supply Chain Collaboration & Investment Opportunities

Kelvin Lee, Assistant Director

International Air Transport Association (IATA)

15:05

Networking Tea @ BioInnovAsia Exhibition

Smoothing the Take-Off: SAF in Asia Pacific

15:35

Sustainable Aviation Fuel Outlook

  • Global jet fuel consumption is projected to reach around 11.6 million barrels per day by mid-century, an 85% increase from 2023 levels. Asia Pacific accounts for more than half of this growth.
  • Carbon emissions from aviation is expected to reach 1.6 gigatons per year by 2050, 57% higher than 2019 levels.
  • While sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is one of the most critical measures to reduce emissions, strong policy interventions are necessary to accelerate the adoption of SAF.

16:00

SAF Tech Pathways: Innovation, Collaboration & Commercialisation

16:25

(Panel) SAF Adoption Roadmap in Asia: Aviation Supply Chain Perspective

  • Progress & commitments by airlines, freight logistics, airports & etc
  • Supply chain collaboration
  • Key drivers & barriers to SAF commercial-scale usage

Kelvin Lee, Assistant Director

International Air Transport Association (IATA)

17:15

End of Day 1 & Welcome Cocktail Reception

Sponsored by 

09:00

Conference Registration & Welcome Coffee

10:00

CMT & IBTC’s Welcome Remarks

10:05

Setting The Scene: Making Sense of the Array of Alternative Biomass: Biocarbon, Torrefied Biomass, Black Pellet, Biochar, Biocoal, etc

  • Introduction & Principles of Biocarbon & Torrefied Biomass
  • Production Processes & Differences
  • Product Overview: Specification Comparison
  • Basic Usage in Electrification
  • Standards & Permits
  • Circular Biocarbon – Why circularity is key to success?

Mr. Michael Wild, President / Principal of Wild & Partner KG

International Biomass Torrefaction Council (IBTC)

10:40

Circularity of Biocarbon: The Key to Success

Ms. Lisa Schmidt, Secretary General

International Biomass Torrefaction Council (IBTC)

10:55

Networking Coffee @ BioInnovAsia Exhibition

11:25

Usage & Applications in Today’s World: Metallurgical Sector (tbc)

Stephen Potter, CEO

Tecnored Desenvolvimento Tecnologico S.A.

11:45

Usage & Applications in Today’s World: Agglomeration (tbc)

12:05

Usage & Applications in Today’s World: Carbon Removal

12:30

Networking Luncheon

13:50

Inclination & Key Considerations from the Japanese General Industrial Users

14:15

Feedstock for Biocarbon: Availability & Applications (Panel Presentations)

  • Types, Variety & Availability

Mr. John Teal, Vice President

TSI Inc

  • Pre-Treatment & Processing Requirement

  • Feedstock Types & Impact on Applications

Christian Jirkowsky, General Manager

Polytechnik Biomass Energy Ltd

15:15

Networking Tea @ BioInnovAsia Exhibition

15:40

Torrefied Products as Bio-Intermediary: The Ideal Feedstock for Liquefaction

16:10

Installed Logistics and Outside Storage of steam exploded Pellets

  • Large outside storage test in Japan successfully completed
  • Creation of a new Green Base Load Energy - Biofuel Industry Game Changer
  • Exclusive collaboration and opportunity for Japan

16:35

(Panel) Industry’s Current Response & Moving Forward

  • Commercialisation & Commoditisation
  • Lowest Hanging Fruits to Producers
  • Where does Consumers see the Most Urgent Needs 

Mr. Michael Wild, President / Principal of Wild & Partner KG

International Biomass Torrefaction Council (IBTC)

Mr. John Teal, Vice President

TSI Inc

17:15

Welcome Cocktail Reception

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09:00

Conference Chair’s Welcome Remarks

Sustainable Marine Biofuel Supply Chain & Decarbonisation

09:05

Optimizing Biofuel Infrastructure & Logistics (Storage, Blending & Distribution) for Aviation and Maritime Sectors

09:30

Bio-Bunker Market in Asia Pacific: Opportunities & Outlook

09:55

(Panel) Fuelling Decarbonisation: Industry’s Perspective on Bio & Low Carbon Fuels

Mr. KK Wan, Head of Alternative Energy, Bunker Department

Chimbusco Pan Nation Petro-Chemical Co Ltd

10:45

Networking Coffee @ BioInnovAsia Exhibition

11:25

(Panel) Strategies for Aviation, Maritime & Other “Hard to Abate” Sectors to Achieve Emission Reduction Goals

  • Book & Claim Options
  • Carbon Offset & Removal Tools

Representative,
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd. (MOL)

12:15

Networking Luncheon

Carbon Offset & Removal with Biofuel & Biomass

13:40

GX Promotion Policy on Biofuel & Biomass Power Generation

  • Nature of the Green Transformation(GX) Policies in Japan
  • Biomass fuels/SAF in Japan's carbon pricing(GX-ETS/CORSIA)
  • Perspective of biofuel and biomass power generation in light of The Seventh Basic Energy Plan

Mr. Shunsuke Kawagishi, Senior Researcher

Mitsubishi Research Institute Inc

14:10

Rethinking Bioenergy Role in the Era of Divide

  • Geopolitical disruption on the global climate change predge
  • Recent climate and energy policy development in APEC countries
  • Exploring opportunities of the bioenergy sector

14:35

Emerging Biofuel/Biomass Demand from Industrial Use & Co-Firing (Steel, Glass Making, Cement, Chemicals, etc)

15:20

Networking Tea @ BioInnovAsia Exhibition

15:50

Carbon Removal Offerings from Bioenergy: Biochar & BECCS

  • Biochar: The Low Hanging Fruit for Carbon Removal?

16:30

(Panel) Biocarbon & BECCS: Decarbonising the “Hard to Abate” Sector

17:20

End of Day 2 & Networking Cocktail Reception

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09:00

Conference Chair’s Welcome Remarks

09:05

Welcome Remarks from Biomass Power Association

09:14

BioEnergy Developments in Asia

09:15

Regional Development in North Asia: Biomass & Bioenergy Demand

Mr. Daniel Lee Sang Won, Head of Biomass

Flame Asia Resources Pte Ltd

10:20

Networking Coffee @ BioInnovAsia Exhibition

Wood Pellet Supply, Sustainability & Market Dynamics

11:00

Global Wood Pellet Market Outlook

  • Markets & Drivers
  • Impact of Regulatory Compliance & Trade (e.g. EUDR) on Bioenergy

11:20

(Panel) Industrial Wood Pellet Markets

  • Supply, Quality & Sustainability
  • Meeting Demand Expectation & Managing Cost/Trade

12:05

Importance of Fuel Feedstock Quality & Sustainability for the Japanese Bioenergy Growth

Mr. Kenichi Kishi, General Manager

Daigas Gas & Power Solution

12:30

Networking Luncheon

13:50

Freight & Shipping Market Development

14:15

Domestic Biomass Availability & Utilisation in Japan

14:40

Fire & Hazards Preventive Measures to Avoid Plant Operation Disruptions & Assets Management

Akito Kimura, Chief Engineer,

Daigas Gas & Power Solution

15:05

Networking Tea @ BioInnovAsia Exhibition

PKS Sustainability & Expanding the Potential of Palm Oil Biomass

16:00

(Panel) PKS & Palm Biomass Outlook in Asia: Markets & Sustainability Development

16:45

(Closing Panel) Japanese Biomass Supply Chain Wishlist

17:20

End of Conference

Post Conference Site Visit

      

23 May 2025 - Separately Bookable Post Conference Site Visit to

Hirohata Biomass Power Plant & Control Union in Kobe City

(Limited availability, confirmation upon payment completion & ticketing)
    

05:20  Depart Marriott Hotel; Flight to Kobe & Proceed to Hirohata Biomass Power Plant
09:45 - 11:45 Presentation & Guided Tour around the Osaka Gas’ Hirohata Biomass Power Plant
11:45 Buffet Lunch & Proceed to Control Union’s Biomass Laboratory in Kobe City
11:45 - 18:45 Guided Tour & CUJ’s Laboratory Opening Dinner Party

18:45 To Shin-Kobe & Shinkansen to Tokyo
21:50

Arrive at Shinagawa Station; Bus transfer to Marriott Hotel

22:00 End of Day Trip

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