Our Board

Bioenergy Australia (Forum) Limited has a Board of Directors, elected by the members.

Krissy Raman AGIG is one of Australia’s largest gas infrastructure businesses with assets across Australia and across the value chain. At AGIG, Kristin is responsible for leading business strategy, energy policy positions and Environmental, Social and Governance reporting. Kristin has played a key role in the development of several renewable gas projects and has been a long-term member of Bioenergy Australia. With a background in chemical engineering and finance, previous experience spans communications, stakeholder engagement, economic regulation and energy forecasting including at the Australian Energy Market Operator.
Rupert Maloney Rupert Maloney is Executive Director - Alternative Fuels at the Clean Energy Finance Corporation. Rupert leads the CEFC work in investing in the commercialisation of alternative fuels, including bioenergy, hydrogen, waste and recycling, as part of the transition to net zero emissions. Rupert represents the CEFC on the Australian Jet Zero Council. Rupert has almost 20 years’ experience across investment, finance, corporate development and legal roles. Before joining the CEFC he was General Manager in Strategy and Corporate Development at Ampol and prior to that he had senior roles at the U.S. based Keurig Dr Pepper, as well as Macquarie Group. Rupert has a Bachelor of Business (Banking & Finance) and Bachelor of Laws (Hons) from Queensland University of Technology and is admitted as a solicitor to the Supreme Court of New South Wales.
Debbie Forster Debbie Forster is Head of Ethanol, Commercial and Logistics at Manildra Group, bringing more than 25 years’ experience across Australian biofuels and company directorship experience. Since 2004, she has led Manildra’s ethanol business across commercial strategy, major fuel and international markets, logistics, sustainability and industry policy, including helping establish Manildra as the world’s first RSB-certified operator. Debbie brings practical experience turning bioenergy opportunity into investment, production, regional jobs and lower-emissions fuels. She believes Australia’s bioenergy pathways are stronger together, with established industries helping build the infrastructure, capability and investor confidence for emerging technologies.
Jarrod Irving Jarrod Irving is General Manager, Renewable Gas and Fuels at LMS Energy, where he leads the development of biomethane and biofuels projects across Australia. His energy-sector experience spans project development, commercial delivery and policy, including renewable gas roles with Jemena and AGIG. A former Chair of Bioenergy Australia's Renewable Gas Alliance, Jarrod has contributed to work on renewable gas standards, certification and national policy. His current work covers landfill gas and anaerobic digestion projects, network connections, offtake and investment pathways. Jarrod brings a project developer's perspective to the Board, with a focus on sound governance, practical policy and the conditions needed to turn Australia's bioenergy resources into operating projects