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The Pan-African Meeting Place for the Biofuels Industry
Cape Town, South Africa, November 30-December 1 2006

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Day One, 30 November 2006
 

An Overview of Biofuels Developments Globally
Chris Bredenhann
, Partner, Oil and Gas Industry Lead, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Southern Africa

 

Keynote Session - Global Case Studies & Learning’s for Africa
 

Brazil’s Ethanol Market Success Story
Luthero Winter Moreira,
Manager, Alcohol & Oxygenated Products,
Petrobras
, Brazil

 

Learning’s from the Development of Biofuels in Europe
Andrew Owens, Chief Executive Officer,
Greenergy
, UK

 

Biofuels Lessons for Africa from Europe’s Emerging Market Experiences
Ulric Taylor
, Research Analyst, African Automotive & Transport Group,
Frost & Sullivan,
South Africa

 

India – Recognising the Economic Opportunity
Suhas Japtiwale, Biorefineries,

Reliance Industries, India

 

Regulation & Policy – Essential to Market Development in Africa
 

Session Introduction - Development of Biofuels in Ghana
Christine Asser
, Principal Programme Officer,
Energy Commission
, Ghana

 

Market Strategies – Biofuel Impacts in Africa

 

Successfully Producing Biofuels from Various Feedstock’s
Demetri Pappadopoulos,
Chief Executive Officer,
D1 Oils
, South Africa

 

Food vs. Fuel or Food & Fuel
Ingmar Jürgens
, Renewable Energy/Climate Change Officer,
Food & Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO)
, Italy

 

Biofuels Developments - The Impact on Commodoties
Remi Burdairon
, Chief Executive Officer,
Louis Dreyfus Africa
,
South Africa

 

Biofuels & CDM

Session Introduction - Biofuels Methodology & Approvals Update
Neeta Hooda
, A&R Programme Officer, Project Based Mechanisms,
UNFCCC
,
Germany

 

The CDM in the African Context
Grant Little,
CDM Project Leader, Environmental & Quality Systems Manager,
Sappi, South Africa

 

CDM & the Role of Biofuels
Henk Sa
, Country Director,
EcoSecurities
, South Africa

 
Day Two, 1 December 2006
 

Developing the Market
 

A Refineries View on Biofuels
Ian Baxter
, Refinery Strategic Planner,
Engen Petroleum, South Africa

 

African Case Studies – Large Scale Producers
 

Introducing Biodiesel into Production
Brian Tait,
Manager, Alternative Energy Group,
Sasol, South Africa

 

The Nigerian Fuel Ethanol Industry
Abdussalam Yusuf
, Chief Scientific Officer, Department of Renewable Energy,
Energy Commission, Nigeria

         

Investing in Bioethanol – South African Market Projections
Johan Hoffman,
Chief Executive Officer,
Ethanol Africa, South Africa

 

The Downstream Effects of Producing Biofuels
Dr. Bernard Talbot
, Director,
Talbot & Talbot
,
South Africa

 

African Case Studies – Small Scale Producers
 

Small Scale Production – Lesson Learnt
Willie van der Westhuizen,
Managing Director,
Growing Fuels,
South Africa

 

Micro Scale Production – Lessons Learnt
Thomas Munn, Chief Executive Officer,
African Alternative Energy, South Africa

 

Project Financing & Management
 

Financing the Developments of Biofuels
Fazel Moosa,
Agribusiness Specialist,
ABSA, South Africa

 

Developing the Renewable Energy & Biofuels Sector
Youssef Arfaoui
, Energy Expert, Private Sector Department (OPSD),
African Development Bank
, Tunisia

 

Non Transport Application Case Studies
 

Biofuels for Power Generation
Arnaud Gouet
, Business Development Manager, Power Plant Africa,
Wärtsilä, France

 

The Opportunity for Rural Electrification
Glynn Morris,
Managing Director,
AGAMA Energy, South Africa

 
Learnings from the US Biodiesel Market
Jake Stewart, Organic Fuels
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The Southern African Biofuels Association (SABA) is a non-profit organization of dedicated professionals, promoters, sponsors and motivated individuals who cooperate to support the development and implementation of
  • a sustainable biofuel industry in Southern Africa;
  • a comprehensive infrastructure to market and utilize biofuels in the most suitable way;
  • a framework of laws and regulations, favourable to the biofuel sector,
    and to
  • establish a network of companies, organizations and individuals in order to provide a platform for discussions, interaction and co-operation for the benefit of the biofuel sector
   
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