Sustainable Fuels
Asia’s energy transition cannot be delivered by electrons alone. Sustainable fuels are now at the center of how the region will decarbonize out the aviation, maritime, power and heavy industry while keeping energy secure and affordable. Sustainable Fuels Track will bring together utilities, airlines, shipping lines, fuel producers, feedstock suppliers, policymakers, financiers and port/airport operators to tackle one fundamental question: How do we turn Asia's waste, residues and biomass into reliable energy solutions – and scale sustainable fuels fast enough to make meaningful progress in the sectors that are hardest to electrify?
The programme is structured around a clear journey, covering the power sector through waste-to-energy, biomass, biogas, biomethane and renewable gases for grids and industry, as well as the regional feedstock networks needed to support them. It also examines how Sustainable Aviation Fuel, marine biofuels and advanced fuels can be produced, traded and bunkered through key regional hubs to serve some of the world's busiest skies and sea lanes.
Throughout, discussions stay anchored in real projects and bankable models—building robust cross border feedstock supply chains, structuring long term offtake and PPAs, aligning sustainability standards and certification, and leveraging established trading, finance and logistics centres as platforms for regional scale up of SAF, marine fuels and renewable gases.
Sustainable Fuels
Asia’s energy transition cannot be delivered by electrons alone. Sustainable fuels are now at the center of how the region will decarbonize out the aviation, maritime, power and heavy industry while keeping energy secure and affordable. Sustainable Fuels Track will bring together utilities, airlines, shipping lines, fuel producers, feedstock suppliers, policymakers, financiers and port/airport operators to tackle one fundamental question: How do we turn Asia's waste, residues and biomass into reliable energy solutions – and scale sustainable fuels fast enough to make meaningful progress in the sectors that are hardest to electrify?
The programme is structured around a clear journey, covering the power sector through waste-to-energy, biomass, biogas, biomethane and renewable gases for grids and industry, as well as the regional feedstock networks needed to support them. It also examines how Sustainable Aviation Fuel, marine biofuels and advanced fuels can be produced, traded and bunkered through key regional hubs to serve some of the world's busiest skies and sea lanes.
Throughout, discussions stay anchored in real projects and bankable models—building robust cross border feedstock supply chains, structuring long term offtake and PPAs, aligning sustainability standards and certification, and leveraging established trading, finance and logistics centres as platforms for regional scale up of SAF, marine fuels and renewable gases.
Sustainable Fuels
Asia’s energy transition cannot be delivered by electrons alone. Sustainable fuels are now at the center of how the region will decarbonize out the aviation, maritime, power and heavy industry while keeping energy secure and affordable. Sustainable Fuels Track will bring together utilities, airlines, shipping lines, fuel producers, feedstock suppliers, policymakers, financiers and port/airport operators to tackle one fundamental question: How do we turn Asia's waste, residues and biomass into reliable energy solutions – and scale sustainable fuels fast enough to make meaningful progress in the sectors that are hardest to electrify?
The programme is structured around a clear journey, covering the power sector through waste-to-energy, biomass, biogas, biomethane and renewable gases for grids and industry, as well as the regional feedstock networks needed to support them. It also examines how Sustainable Aviation Fuel, marine biofuels and advanced fuels can be produced, traded and bunkered through key regional hubs to serve some of the world's busiest skies and sea lanes.
Throughout, discussions stay anchored in real projects and bankable models—building robust cross border feedstock supply chains, structuring long term offtake and PPAs, aligning sustainability standards and certification, and leveraging established trading, finance and logistics centres as platforms for regional scale up of SAF, marine fuels and renewable gases.



