Argus North American Biofuels, LCFS and Carbon Markets Summit, 16-18 September 2024, Monterey, CA, US

Where the regulators and industry meet to collaborate on biofuels and carbon strategies

Make plans to attend the flagship biofuels, LCFS and carbon markets conference that provides regulatory updates and an opportunity to network with 650+ industry peers including regulators, key government agencies, obligated parties, biofuels producers, carbon market participants and more.
Why attend?

> Network with regulators whilst navigating program updates and what this means for your business

Hear and meet with California Air Resources Board (CARB) regulators and key government agencies. Be the first to hear updates from key regulators including CARB, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, New Mexico Environment Department, Washington State Department of Ecology, Environment, Climate Change Canada and EPA and pose your main regulatory questions. Take the opportunity to also book your 1-on-1 meetings during the "Office Hours with the Regulators" during the coffee breaks!

> Stay up to date with the carbon markets

Get up to date carbon insights to help you navigate the changing landscape, identify new regulations and strategies to lower your carbon score and explore the repositioning of the voluntary carbon markets, pricing and trading.

Explore carbon reduction programs and incentives driving growth in the biofuels and carbon markets whilst exploring commercial trading landscapes and carbon strategies to lower your carbon score.

> Get to grips with current and future LCFS programs

Understand what this means for carbon pricing and biofuels supply across North America. Learn about new tax incentives, the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act, new developments with cap-and-trade, book and claim and much more!

> Return of the popular RINs workshop

Do not miss the return of the Argus RINs, RFS, and LCFS Workshop on 16 September. Highlights include an introduction to wider regulatory framework developments, understanding RINs including feedstock options and products, program updates, a key focus on Canada and credit stacking with a view on how to value R and D and credits from the book and claim market.

This workshop sells out every year and for 2024 we have secured a room with more space and enhanced opportunities to engage with peers. Book soon to secure your spot!

> The NEW SAF Focus Day

Attend the new SAF Focus Day on 16 September to explore SAF economics, future supply and technical advancements to unlock SAF production, pricing and regulations and more. Add this focus day to your conference pass and design your SAF strategy to help drive future success in this growing market!

Please note: The SAF Focus Day and RINs, RFS, LCFS Workshop are fixed rate paid add-ons and cannot be purchased separately.

Join senior leaders from bp, Chevron, Gunvor, Shell Energy North America, Uniper Global Commodities North America LLC, Kinder Morgan, Phillips 66, Linde PLC, Mercuria Energy America, Monroe Energy, Darling Ingredients, Pearson Fuels and more.

Benefit from a program of exclusive insights and enhanced networking events with peers across the entire value chain.

Do not miss your one-stop-shop to acquire the information your organization needs to solidify its position within the market, gain closer contact with market regulators and explore carbon reduction strategies that will improve your business economics.


URLs:
Website: https://go.evvnt.com/2527081-0?pid=10018
Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/2527081-2?pid=10018
Brochure: https://go.evvnt.com/2527081-3?pid=10018

Prices:
Early bird rate – Main conference pass: Expires 26 July 2024 - Group discounts available: USD 2199.00,
Standard rate – Main conference pass: From 27 July 2024 - Group discounts available: USD 2699.00,
SAF Focus Day – flat rate add on – 16 September 2024: USD 999.00,
RINs, RFS and LCFS Workshop – flat rate add on – 16 September 2024: USD 699.00,
Golf Pass – flat rate add on – 16 September 2024: USD 195.00

Speakers: Rajinder Sahota, Deputy Executive Officer, California Air Resources Board (CARB), Scott Lewis, President, World Energy, Rebecca Boudreaux, President and Chief Executive Officer, Oberon Fuels, Grant Zimmerman, Chief Executive Officer, Amp Americas, Bruce Fleming, Chief Executive Officer, Montana Renewables, Daryl Maas, Chief Executive Officer, Maas Energy Works, Ben Hengst, Deputy Office Director, US EPA, Bill Peters, Clean Fuels Program Market Analyst, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, Matt Steele, Policy Analyst, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, Claudia Borchert, Climate Change Bureau Chief, New Mexico Environment Department, Abbey Brown, Clean Fuel Standard Technical Lead, Washington Department of Ecology, Derek Nixon, Cap-and-Invest Auctions Manager, Washington State Department of Ecology, Paola Mellow, Executive Director, Environment and Climate Change Canada, Geoff Tauvette, Executive Director, Canadian Council for Sustainable Aviation Fuels (C-SAF), Carrie Song, Senior Vice President, Commercial, Global Renewable Products, Neste, Sean Newsum, Managing Director, Environmental Affairs, Airlines for America, Scott McDonald, Director, ADM, Dan Lieberman, Global Sustainability Strategy and Engagement Lead, Nuseed , Dan Kim, Chief Strategy and Sustainability Officer and Director, NXTClean Fuels, Berit Foss, Director of Sustainability, POET, Josh Wilson, Senior Regulatory Counsel, POET, Kristine Clark, Director of Clean Energy Technology, CF Industries, Rob Speld, Sustainable Aviation Fuel Manager, KLM, Keith Sawyer, Manager of Alternative Fuels, Avfuel Corporation, Earl Holle, Renewable Fuels Commercial Optimization Manager, Phillips 66, Kevin Barker, Senior Manager of Energy Policy Strategy, SoCalGas, Kurt Kovarik, Vice President of Federal Affairs, Clean Fuels Alliance America, Sam Wade, Director of Public Policy, Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas, Steve Csonka, Executive Director, CAAFI, Patrick Serfass, Executive Director, American Biogas Council, Ian Thomson, President, Advanced Biofuels Canada, Kristine Klavers, Managing Director - Low Carbon Petroleum and Refining, EcoEngineers, Chris Hairel, Vice President, Consulting, Argus, Krista Sutton, Principal Process Engineer, New Energy Risk, Laura Hutchinson, Manager, RMI, Yuhau Lin, Head of Environmental Products, Americas, Morgan Stanley, Dani Charles, Vice President of Strategy, Saint Paul Commodities, Jeremy Baines, Chief Commercial Officer, EcoCeres, Jacqueline Reigle, Consulting Manager, Argus , Leah Kennon, Senior Manager, Consulting, Argus