16-17 Oct, 2024 - Bangkok, THAILAND
08:00
Morning Registration & Refreshment
09:00
Chairman’s Welcome Introduction
09:10
Sustainable Feedstocks Supply for the Future of Chemicals & Plastics
- Emerging feedstocks & economics
- Availability and cost of 2nd / 3rd generation bio-feedstocks.
- Challenges in securing reliable supplies without impacting food production or land use. Explore options like utilizing waste biomass, dedicated energy crops, and diversification of feedstock sources.
Chommanad Thammanayakatip, Principal
NexantECA
09:40
Renewable Chemicals and Materials from CO2: Challenges and Opportunities
- Address the obstacles in scaling up production, such as infrastructure requirements and maintaining consistent feedstock quality
- Compare the economics of using CO2 as a feedstock for PLGA/novel materials production versus traditional methods, considering factors like production costs and potential government incentives
Mr. Jirut Wattoom, Manager - Strategy and Partnership, Innovation and New Business
SCG Chemicals Public Company Limited
10:10
Networking Coffee Break
10:40
Panel Discussion: Sustainable Feedstock Resources and Effective Biobased Supply Chain
- Ensuring feedstock availability for consistent production
- Potential renewable resources
- Strategies to bridge the supply/demand gap
Mr. Stefan Barot, President Chemicals Division
Balrampur Chini Mills Limited
Ms. Huangyi Chen, Sustainability Manager
SIG Group
Abdul Q'yyum Mustaqem bin Jalal, Group CEO
Gaia Plas SDN BHD | Gaia Greentech
11:10
Global Biomass Market Outlook & The Potential for Chemical Industry
11:40
Creating a Circular PET Economy with Bio-Recycling
Mr. Harsha Reddy, VP & Global Head of Sustainability Development
Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited
12:10
Networking Lunch
13:25
Afternoon Chairman’s Introduction
13:30
Producing Sustainable Olefins Using NEP Technology
- Overview of the technology and how it reduces CO2 emissions during the production process
- Feasibility of integrating NEP technology into existing facilities
- Cost effectiveness of NEP technology
Mr. Thanh Quang Dinh, Vietnam Country Manager
Honeywell
14:00
Transforming End-Of-Life Tires into High Value Raw Materials For Chemicals & Plastics
14:30
Scheduled Waste Management and ESG
Mr. Gunaprasath Bupalan, Head of Corporate Communications
Pentas Flora Sdn Bhd
15:00
Networking Coffee Break
15:30
Blending Palm Oil Stearin with Polymer to Produce Compostable Polymer Resin
Abdul Q'yyum Mustaqem bin Jalal, Group CEO
Gaia Plas SDN BHD | Gaia Greentech
16:00
The Role of Green Methanol in Decarbonizing the Chemical Industry and Beyond
- Discuss the production processes for green methanol, including the use of biomass, renewable electricity, and carbon capture technologies
- Highlight recent technological advancements and ongoing research aimed at making green methanol production more cost-effective and scalable
- Provide insights into the projected market growth for green methanol and its increasing demand across various sectors
Mr. Chris Chatterton, Managing Director & Partner
Green Marine Group
16:30
End of Day 1
08:00
Registrations & Networking Refreshment
09:00
Chairman’s Welcome
09:10
Bioplastics Market Outlook and Trend
- Current size and growth rate of the bioplastics market globally.
- Identify key segments driving the growth in the next 5 years (e.g. packaging, agriculture, textiles, etc)
- Factors that are influencing market growth – rising environmental concerns, regulations, consumer demand)
- Discuss the varying levels of bioplastics development across different continents.
Mr. Mohit Bhat, Director, Chemicals & Materials
Kline & Company
09:40
Carbon Capture in Bioplastic
- Consumer behaviour change
- Policies response regarding plastics
- “Bio” is not enough
Mr. Frederico Akira Campos, General Manager - Business Development, External Affairs and Advocacy
Braskem
10:10
Turning Biowaste into Second Generation Bioplastics in Vietnam
- Discussions on the economic viability of these processes, including factors like cost-efficiency, potential subsidies, and the scalability of the technology for widespread adoption
- Overview of the technology used to convert biowaste into bioplastics and feedstock availability
- Updates on Vietnamese government policies supporting bioplastics and sustainable development
BUYO Bioplastics
10:40
Networking Coffee Break
11:10
EU ETS & CBAM Impact on the Chemical and Plastic Industry
- How will the CBAM carbon pricing affect the production cost – can Asia stay competitive in the global market?
- What are the potential strategies for EU manufacturers to adapt and remain cost-competitive (e.g., increasing efficiency, investing in clean technologies)?
- What are the potential challenges in verifying the carbon footprint of imported chemicals and plastics?
Mr. Nopadol Suanprasert, President
Global Biopolymers Co., Ltd.
11:40
ISCC PLUS for the Circular & Bio-Economy
- Understanding mass balance & attrition approach
- Certification of the supply chain integration of circular raw materials
Ms. Jiwon Sung, Senior System Manager
ISCC System GmbH
12:10
Sustainable Packaging in The Age of Circularity and Renewability
- Vision for 100% Renewable Packaging with forest based polymers – examples of successful milestones
- Incoming regulations on minimum recycled content in packaging
- Design for circularity – facilitating recycling
- Sustainability packaging with circular polymers
Ms. Huangyi Chen, Sustainability Manager
SIG Group
12:40
Networking Lunch & End of 2nd Sustainable Feedstocks for the Future of Chemicals & Plastics Asia Conference.
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