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Global SAF Feedstock & Bioeconomy Forum
Securing Sustainable Feedstocks, Unlocking Regional Bioeconomies & Building Global Partnerships
08 September 2027 | Afternoon | QEII Centre, London
The Global SAF Feedstock & Bioeconomy Forum brings together governments, global agricultural groups, feedstock suppliers, energy companies, biofuel producers and technology providers to advance feedstock security and international cooperation across the sustainable aviation fuel industry.
With a strategic focus on North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, the forum will explore regional feedstock opportunities, national bioeconomy strategies and cross-border partnerships to strengthen global SAF supply chains.
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From agricultural development and waste-based feedstocks to advanced biomass, international sourcing and integrated biorefining, the discussions will examine how countries and industry leaders can mobilise resources, accelerate investment and build diversified, sustainable and commercially viable feedstock supply networks.
Who Will You Meet?
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What to Expect:
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From Molecule to Wing: How can the industry bridge the last mile from supply to aircraft uplift?
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Airport Hubs & Partnerships: How can airports evolve into energy hubs, becoming central nodes for SAF storage, blending, and distribution?
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Transport & Storage Bottlenecks: What is constraining SAF movement and storage today—and what practical solutions exist?
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Physical Delivery and Book & Claim: How can physical infrastructure and operational delivery models work alongside book-and-claim systems to accelerate SAF scale?
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Who Should Attend:
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Airports & Fuel Infrastructure Operators (Airports / Fuel Consortia / Terminals / Storage): Build airport readiness for SAF—storage, blending interfaces, distribution design, and operational planning to support reliable uplift.
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Fuel Suppliers & Logistics Providers (Fuel Suppliers / Blenders / Pipeline / Trucking / Marine): Solve end-to-end delivery execution, including routing, capacity constraints, quality assurance, and day-to-day coordination from terminal to aircraft.
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Traders & Market Intermediaries (Energy / Commodity / SAF Traders): Structure title transfer, allocation, and delivery-linked contracts that connect physical flows with traceability requirements and market scaling.
Day 1 Featured Programme | 8 September 2027
14:00 - 14:15
(15 mins)
[OPENING KEYNOTE] Global SAF Feedstock Outlook 2030: Supply Constraints, Regional Competitiveness & Emerging Opportunities
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Global SAF feedstock supply and demand outlook towards 2030.
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Availability of waste oils, animal fats, vegetable oils and agricultural residues.
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Regional feedstock competitiveness and emerging supply hubs.
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Investment opportunities and long-term feedstock security.
14:15 - 14:30
(15 mins)
[KEYNOTE] Investing in the Global SAF Feedstock Ecosystem: Strategic Partnerships & Long-Term Supply
14:30 - 15:15
(45 mins)
[PANEL DISCUSSION] The Global Feedstock Race: Policy, Trade Flows & Cross-Sector Competition
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Global Policy & Market Competitiveness: U.S. 45Z, EU RED III and emerging Asian biofuel policies.
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Cross-Sector Feedstock Competition: SAF, renewable diesel and biodiesel demand for limited sustainable resources.
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Global Trade Flows & Market Access: International sourcing, export policies and evolving trade routes.
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International Partnerships: Bilateral cooperation across North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.
15:15 - 16:00
(45 mins)
[PANEL DISCUSSION] The Americas' Feedstock Advantage: Unlocking the U.S. Bioeconomy & Latin America's Agricultural Potential
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U.S. Agricultural Advantage: Corn, soybean, canola, animal fats and waste-based feedstocks.
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Next-Generation Crops: Camelina, carinata, cover crops and agricultural innovation.
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Latin American Opportunities: Sugarcane, ethanol, soybean, macauba and agricultural residues.
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Cross-Border Partnerships: Connecting North and South American resources with global SAF producers.
Networking Break
16:30 - 17:15
(45 mins)
[PANEL DISCUSSION] Building Reliable SAF Feedstock Supply Chains: Quality, Certification & Traceability
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Feedstock Processing & Quality: Improving feedstock quality, consistency and commercial usability.
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Supply Chain Integration: Sourcing, aggregation, processing and refinery integration.
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Certification & Traceability: ISCC, RSB and digital supply chain verification.
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Global Supply Chain Integrity: Feedstock fraud prevention and cross-border sustainability standards.
17:15 - 17:30
(15 mins)
[KEYNOTE] Advancing Feedstock Flexibility: Next-Generation Biorefining for SAF Production
17:30 - 18:15
(45 mins)
[PANEL DISCUSSION] Beyond Waste Oils: Scaling the Next Generation of SAF Feedstocks
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Next-Generation Oilseed Crops: Camelina, carinata and intermediate crops.
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Agricultural & Forestry Residues: Corn stover, sugarcane bagasse and forestry biomass.
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Emerging Feedstocks: Algae, single-cell oils, biogenic waste and alternative carbon resources.
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Commercialisation & Scale-up: Feedstock development, investment and long-term supply partnerships.