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ISCC Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia

Upcoming Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia

25 October 2023, Hybrid Meeting in Jakarta, Indonesia & Online

The agenda will be published shortly before the event. The attendance is free of charge.

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Co-Chairs of the Committee

  • Dr Haskarlianus Pasang (Sinarmas)
  • Michael Chong (Neste)

12th Regional Stakeholder Meeting Southeast Asia

18 October 2022, Hybrid Meeting (Online + Jakarta)

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Hosting this year’s ISCC Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia was an absolute pleasure and a departure to new shores! After two years of online-only trainings and events, ISCC not only hosted on-site again, but online at the same time. The Stakeholder Meeting Southeast Asia was our first venture into the world of hybrid meetings and combined the best of both worlds. While the 48 participants in Jakarta enjoyed the time together, the networking opportunities, the shared coffee, and the nice conversations, the more than 200 participants from the region and all over the world who attended online benefited from the freedom to participate from their workplace without having to travel. The meeting focused on the changing landscape of SEA biofuels and feedstocks, POME oil as a sustainable feedstock, and the opportunities presented by the emerging market for sustainable aviation fuels.

Presentations from the 12th Meeting

Ammo Parmar, Argus – The shifting Landscape in SEA Biofuels and Feedstocks 1.8 MB Juliane Pohl, ISCC System – ISCC Update 3.7 MB Dr Haskarlianus Pasang, GAR – Palm Oil Mill Process Diagram 175.7 KB Joan Adera, Intertek – Providing Assurance for POME Oil as Sustainable Feedstock 1.7 MB Mohammad Abdel-Razek, GRAS – Official Launch of the ARIA Platform: Automatic RIsk Assessment for ISCC Principle 1 2.9 MB Mohammad Abdel-Razek, GRAS – Example ARIA Report 268.3 KB Andreas Feige, ISCC System – Digitalisation: Supply Chain Risks and Traceability 1.0 MB Juliane Pohl, ISCC System – Opportunities for ISCC Certified Products 1.6 MB Dr Claudia Bulgheroni, Meo Carbon Solutions – Carbon Credits Certification for the Voluntary Market 1.7 MB Sami Jauhiainen, VP APAC, Renewable Aviation, Neste – Aviation Commitment on Achieving Net-Zero Emissions by 2050 463.7 KB Daniel Ng, CAAS – Singapore’s Plans and Initiatives for a Sustainable Air Hub 953.4 KB Thomas Bock, ISCC System – ISCC Certification Solutions for SAF 673.0 KB

11th Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia

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26 October 2021, Virtual Meeting

Presentations from the 11th Meeting

Dr Claudia Bulgheroni, Meo Carbon Solutions, Germany – Business Opportunities for Economic Operators in SEA – Carbon Offsetting and Carbon Trading 4.8 MB Dr Peter Hawighorst, Meo Carbon Solutions, Germany – Assessment of Challenges and Opportunities (Implementing Act on Low iLUC Risk Biofuels) 2.7 MB Mr Mohammad Abdel-Razek, GRAS, Germany – New GRAS Application for Automated Assessment of ISCC Principle 1 5.2 MB Mr Sascha Wüstenhöfer, ISCC System, Germany – POME and EFB Oil Audit Requirements 2.0 MB Mr Thomas Bock, ISCC System, Germany – Business Opportunities for Economic Operators in SEA – ISCC CORSIA Certification 2.1 MB Ms Inna Knelsen, ISCC System, Germany – Harmonizing Environmental and GHG Footprints throughout Supply Chains 2.8 MB Ms Julia Ostrowski, Meo Carbon Solutions, Germany – Providing GHG Product Footprint Assessment with the GRAS:Faramo Tool 9.4 MB Ms Juliane Pohl, ISCC System, Germany – Business Opportunities for Economic Operators in SEA – ISCC Japan FIT Certification 1,018.9 KB Ms Juliane Pohl, ISCC System, Germany – Update on the ISCC Certification System and Status of RED II Implementation 3.3 MB

10th Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia

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21 October 2020, Virtual Event

Presentations from the 10th Meeting

Agus Purnomo, Golden Agri-Resources, Indonesia – Future market perspectives for ISCC-certified system users in SEA – An ISCC system user’s outlook 769.7 KB Andreas Feige, ISCC System, Germany – Implications of the RED II regulation for palm producers with specific focus on low iLUC risks certification requirements 5.4 MB Dr Peter Hawighorst, Meo Carbon Solutions, Germany – Business opportunities for ISCC system users 10.7 MB Dr Sive Sivandran, PT Indo Energy Solutions, Indonesia – POME Working Group- How to improve integrity of palm-related waste and residues certification 652.9 KB Fenneke Brascamp Daemeter (consortium member of CORE), Indonesia – How a landscape approach can support system users- a case from Siak and Pelalawan 2.9 MB Ivan Novrizaldie, Asian Agri, Indonesia – Experience of growers regarding the challenges and learnings from the COVID-19 crisis 167.3 KB Juliane Pohl, ISCC System, Germany – Update on the ISCC certification system and latest developments in Southeast Asia and the EU 28.9 MB Michael Chong, Neste Singapore Ltd, Singapore – Experience of processing units regarding the challenges and learnings from the COVID-19 crisis 1.5 MB Michael Köster, ASG Cert GmbH, Germany – Experience of certification bodies regarding the challenges and learnings from the COVID-19 crisis 68.9 KB Mohammad Abdel-Razek, GRAS, Germany – Improving the ISCC certification process with GRAS- Latest developments and outlook 1.5 MB Sascha Wüstenhöfer, ISCC System, Germany – POME Working Group- ISCC clarification and next steps 9.4 MB Sulaiman Syarif, Charge de Affaires of the Indonesian Embassy in Belgium – Future market perspectives for ISCC-certified system users in SEA from an Indonesian perspective 832.6 KB

9th Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia

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24 October 2019, Jakarta, Indonesia

8th Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia

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24 October 2018, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

7th Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia

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25 October 2017, Jakarta, Indonesia

6th Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia

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06 December 2016, Penang Island, Malaysia

5th Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia

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05 April 2016, Bali, Indonesia

Meeting of the working group “Land use change”

04 December 2015, Jakarta, Indonesia

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4th Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia

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12 August 2015, Jakarta, Indonesia

Communication of the working group “Methane reduction and avoidance”

Communication

A new working group for Methane Reduction and Avoidance (WGMR) was formed at the last meeting of the ISCC Technical Committee SEA in Bangkok on 24 March 2015. This WGMR is formed with the goal to:

  1. Explore various methodologies which are implemented in palm oil mills to reduce methane emissions from open ponds
  2. To collect existing studies on; and (where not available) explore conducting studies on the calculation of methane reduction to comply with methodology accepted by EU RED by cooperation with various stakeholders (including Academia, Governments, Civil Societies, Research Agencies)

Currently the only established methodology which has been extensively studied for its methane reduction effect and mentioned directly in the EU RED is methane capture. In the past technical committee meetings, the members have sent a very clear message: that there is an urgency to explore and study other methods which reduce methane in the mill. The urgency is due to the fact that the threshold for minimum GHG reduction and implementation of the Fuel Quality Directive is just around the corner (1 and 2 years from now) while not all mills have the capacity to install methane capture facility. Looking at the time needed to study, install and certified any new technology, this WGMR should start working and produce results.

We ask for any interested members (and members-to-be) to join this working group; where they can before the next meeting:

  1. Submit to us a methodology which has proven to reduce methane
    1. Proof of methane reduction should be based on a study (internal/ external which shows
      concrete GHG reduction
    2. Where possible, if there are any scientific article please submit as well
  2. Introduce experts who are familiar with the methane reduction potential of the methodology
    1. This can be government or academia. Funding of such experts will be discussed at the next meeting
    2. Where are interested funders of such project, please also submit
  3. Propose site(s) of which the WGMR members can visit/ use as a pilot project
    1. For verification purposes and to understand more on the implementation

3rd Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia

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24 March 2015, Bangkok, Thailand

2nd Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia

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23 April 2014, Jakarta, Indonesia

1st Regional Stakeholder Meeting – Southeast Asia

09 April 2013, Bangkok, Thailand

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