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Fourth Annual Biofuels Americas
Conference & Expo
Date: April 2-4, 2008
Location: Mexico City, Sheraton Centro Historico
Online Registration Has Closed.
Only on-site registrations are being accepted at the
Sheraton Hotel Centro Historico.
Proceed to the 2nd Floor for registration
To our Biofuels Friends, Stakeholders and Partners:
In the last year the biofuels industry has seen tremendous growth in production, project finance and government support throughout the world. From our recent meetings in
The Mexican Government has passed new biofuels legislation opening the market for development. In addition, the US Congress has passed a new energy bill to increase the supply of ethanol to 36 billion gallons by 2022. The continued expansion of ethanol and biofuels will require a major expansion of production facilities and investments in the
As our mission is to inform, educate and connect people in the biofuels industry, we invite you to join us at the leading biofuels conference for the
We are proud to announce plans for the
Ministers, Ambassadors, CEOs and leaders from leading bioenergy, agriculture, chemical and finance will participate in the conference, and we are expecting a very large audience to share ideas and strategies that will impact the entire value chain for biofuels in the international market. We have secured room space to host the largest biofuels event for the Americas for this conference after our successful conference in
Promotional information can be found at www.biofuelsconferences.com/2008promo.pdf.
Leading global experts from Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Costa Rica, Colombia, Chile, Honduras, India, Sweden, Germany, USA, Demnark, Panama, Peru, Philippines, Spain and Mexico.
- Domestic production of low cost biofuels in the Americas
- Understanding the new Mexico Biofuels Law
- Second Generation Biofuels including cellulosic ethanol and bio-butanol
- Biogas from agriculture wastes
- New feedstocks for ethanol and biodiesel
- Gasification and cogeneration
- Climate Change and International Policies
- CDM and JI for new biofuels and cogeneration projects
- Tax incentives, subsidies and government support
- Project finance through equity and private markets
- Biofuel transport through pipeline and rail
- New biotechnology breakthroughs
- Low energy costs for Ethanol production
- Developing a feedstock strategy
- Domestic & Export markets for biofuels in Latin America
- Developing an export strategy to USA and Europe
April 2: Pre-Conference Workshops:
Ethanol 101 - Case Studies
Biodiesel 101
Advanced Biodiesel
Learn how to develop ethanol projects using tropical sugar beets and sweet sorghum including funding, management, market assessment and ROI. The projects’ producers and developers will provide details of the business plan, feedstock development, and market access for the new plants. The case studies will include agronomy planning, finance, technology, crop rotation and expected yields from 200k and 300k litre per day plants.
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