Argus Australia Biofuels Forum

We’re delighted to invite you to the complimentary Argus Australia Biofuels Forum, on Monday, 1 December, at Rydges South Bank, Brisbane.

Australia and New Zealand have long been key suppliers of biofuel feedstocks to Europe and the US - but trade flows are shifting fast. Changing tariffs, certification standards, and the rise of the Asia-Pacific as a biofuels hub are reshaping opportunities across our region.

The next frontier? Building a domestic biofuel industry that keeps feedstocks local - delivering fuel security, regional growth, emissions reduction, and new export possibilities.

Join us to explore how lessons from global biofuel markets can be applied locally to:

• Secure feedstocks and underpin project development
• Shape evidence-based policy
• Unlock exclusive insights into the latest price trends and market intelligence from Argus.

What you’ll gain from attending:

• Insights into global SAF and HVO pricing trends and trade flows
• Key updates on Asia-Pacific policy shifts affecting biofuels
• Overview of domestic market developments, including feedstocks, HVO, biodiesel, and SAF trials
• Perspectives on carbon markets and low-carbon fuel initiatives
• Opportunities to network with industry leaders

View the agenda and register to attend the forum here

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