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The evolving landscape of EU regulations, market dynamics, and technological advancements presents both challenges and opportunities for stakeholders in the biofuel industry.
In response to these regulatory changes, the European biodiesel market is expected to navigate increasing volatility in vegetable oil prices while adapting to the rising demand for renewable fuel sources. These regulatory adjustments are pivotal in addressing concerns over the carbon footprint of current biofuels and advancing the adoption of low-carbon alternatives, which will be essential for the EU to meet its Net Zero targets. The biofuel industry stands at a crossroads, balancing the need for greater sustainability with the demands of economic competitiveness and energy security. The next few years will be critical in determining how biofuels evolve within Europe’s broader green energy strategy.
Main topic & key points
- European and world markets outlook
- Biofuels in energy transition
- Development of new supply chains for bio & alternative fuels
- Overview of European and national policies – FuelEU, Fit for 55, REPowerEU and Revised Renewable Energy Directive
- Fuel Traceability: UDB’s (Union Database for Biofuels) Alignment with RED II
- Best practice examples of meeting emission neutrality goals
- The future of eFuels in Europe and how to make projects bankable
- Implementation of EU legislation in transport - challenges and opportunities
- Global acceleration of biofuels production – new wave
- Biobased SAF – the future of aviation?
- Bunkering, storage & handling technologies news
- Overview of production technologies for PtL, eFuels, bioethanol and SAF
- Biofuels market development – perspective for next 10 years
- And many more...
When: October 29-30, 2025
Where: Gothenburg, Sweden
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