Technical Stakeholder Meeting “Waste, Residues and Advanced Low Carbon Fuels”
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2nd Technical Stakeholder Meeting
02 July 2019, Shanghai, China
The 2nd meeting of the Technical Committee “Waste, Residues and Advanced Low Carbon Fuels” was a huge success with over 200 engaged attendees and a wide range of high-profile speakers. Please find the presentations below.
The PRIMA article “Waste-to-fuel industry demands deeper audits” gives a detailed overview on the Technical Committee Meeting on 02 July 2019 and current industry developments.
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Presentations:
- Junfeng Li, Director, National Center for Climate Strategy and International Cooperation (NCSC)
New Policy on Ethanol Gasoline in PRC - Dr Norbert Schmitz, Managing Director, ISCC
RED II Implications and Latest Challenges in Waste and Residues based Supply Chains - Matthew Stone, Managing Director, PRIMA
Low Carbon Fuels and Feeds – trade growth and innovation - Dr Jan Henke, Director, ISCC
ISCC for Low Carbon Fuels - Renée Lawver, Air Resources Supervisor, California Air Resources Board
Traceability and Carbon Intensity Verification for Exports to the California Market - Shutong Liu, Founder, MotionEco
ISCC Certification for Point of Origin and Chain Restaurants - Dannis Poon, Executive Vice President, ECO Environmental Investments Limited
UCO Collection Potential in China - Kenny Sim, Vegetable Oil Trading Head – Asia Pacific Area, Eni Trading & Shipping
Sourcing Waste and Residue Feedstock for the European Market - Yau Woon Lee, Sustainability Specialist, Neste
Traceability and Validation on Supply Chain Mapping (Chinese)
Traceability and Validation on Supply Chain Mapping (English) - Michael Fiedler-Panajotopoulos, Patrick Lynch, Dannis Poon, Yau Woon Lee, Co-Chairs/Deputy Chairs of ISCC TC “Waste, Residues and Advanced Low Carbon Fuels”
Proposals from the ISCC TC Working Group on Strengthening the Implementation of ISCC Requirements - Robert Boyd, Senior Manager – Aviation Environment, Sustainable Aviation Fuel, International Air Transport Association – IATA
Sustainable Aviation Fuels - Yee Chow, Lead Manager Procurement, Cathay Pacific Airways
Implementation of Low Carbon Fuels in International Aviation - Bruno Miller, Managing Director, Fulcrum BioEnergy
Converting MSW Into Low-Cost, Low-Carbon Fuel - Aogu Sudo, Trade Manager, Maersk
Biofuel Pilot on Mette Maersk - Mahari Tjahjadi, Director Market Development and Technical Support, SABIC Petrochemicals
Innovative Solutions for Sustainable Recycling - Christophe Hein, Business Development Manager Division Biofuels, Total
Total in Biofuels - Erwin Vink, Senior Sustainability Manager, NatureWorks
Sustainable Biomass for Bio-Based Polymers - Dr Jan Henke, Director, ISCC
ISCC Solutions for the Bio-based and Circular Economy
About the Technical Stakeholder Committee
The ISCC Technical Stakeholder Committee “Waste, Residues and Advanced Low Carbon Fuels” supports the constructive dialogue on the sustainability certification of waste and residues-based and advanced low carbon fuels.It aims to resolve immediate, practical problems and demands and contribute to shaping the future for low carbon fuels in the global transport sector (road, aviation, rail, maritime) and for industrial use.
The core objective is to support the development and deployment of low carbon fuels. In order to reach this, ISCC provides and further develops a reliable and practical sustainability certification standard for low carbon feedstocks and fuels.
The Committee provides an important platform for stakeholders to engage in a dialogue to tackle those challenges and opportunities. Meetings will take place on a regular basis and working groups may be established as required.
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Co-Chair/Deputy Chair Europe/Americas:
Mr Michael Fiedler-Panajotopoulos (REG Germany, Co-Chair)
Mr Patrick Lynch (Greenergy Fuels, Deputy Chair)
Co-Chair Chair Asia:
Mr Dannis Poon (ECO Environmental Investments Limited, Co-Chair)
Previous meetings:
1st meeting: 17 July 2018, Shanghai, China
Presentations
- Mr Vasu Vasuthewan, ISCC Board Member, Singapore
Welcome Address - Mr Rob Vierhout, Managing Director team, Belgium
RED 2.0 and (Advanced) Low Carbon Fuels in the EU - Dr. Norbert Schmitz, Managing Director ISCC, Germany
ISCC for Low Carbon Fuels – Update and Outlook for Road Transport and Aviation - Dr. Jan Henke, Director ISCC, Germany
Feedstock Classification, its Implications and Double Counting in EU Member States - Mr Matthew Stone, Managing Director PRIMA, UK
China and Global Low Carbon Demand Growth (English, Chinese) - Dr. Carly Whittaker, Principal Sustainability and Compliance Specialist Department for Transport, UK
Moving Ahead with Biofuels, Non-Bio Renewables and Aviation - Ms Yau Woon Lee, Sustainability Specialist Neste Singapore, Singapore
Sourcing & Processing Low Carbon Feedstocks – Latest Developments & Requirements for Suppliers - Mr Dannis Poon, Senior Vice President ECO, Hong Kong
HVO Production in China – Latest Developments - Mr James Wang, General Manager Longyan Zhuoyue, China
ISCC Certification of a Chinese UCOME Producer – Experiences and Export Potential - Mr Peter Gabik, Münzer Bioindustrie, Austria
Used Cooking Oil Sourcing from a European Perspective - Mr Till-Robert Sudhoff, Shanghai Lian Yun International Trade, China
Challenges of UCO Collection and Export in China – Experiences with ISCC - Mr Michael Fiedler-Panajotopoulos, Director REG, President European Waste to Advanced Biofuel Association, Germany
Requirements for a Successful Future Deployment of Low Carbon Fuels - Mr Han Cheng, Biodiesel Trader ENI, UK
Developments of the HVO Market and RED II Compliant Supply Strategy of an HVO Producer (Chinese) - Dr. Allen (Dezhi) Chen, Business Development Manager Enerkem, Canada
A Waste-to-Biofuels Solution for China - Ms Laurel Hamon, Vice President LanzaTech, United States
Carbon Recycling – Fuels and Chemicals from Wastes and Residues