12-14 May, 2026
Tokyo, JAPAN

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BIOINNOVASIA 2026 - 3rd Biofuel & BioCarbon:
On Renewable Liquid Fuels for Transport & Power 

08:00

Registration & Coffee at BIOINNOVASIA Exhibition

09:00

Conference Welcome by CMT

09:05

Opening Remarks by Conference Chairperson

Mr. Jiro Omura, Managing Director

Control Union Japan Co Ltd

09:10

Managing Mandates & Markets in Volatile Times

  • Overview of the current status of the Middle East conflict on markets & pricing for renewable & conventional fuels
  • Update on latest developments in Asian mandates for renewable fuels & their expected impacts on market demand
  • Matching capacity developments to market drivers
  • Impacts on feedstocks & technology developments

09:35

Panel: Renewable Fuels Policy & Market Drivers

  • SAF mandates & aviation decarbonisation pathways
  • marine fuel regulations & IMO targets
  • road transport biofuel policies
  • sustainable feedstock development & availability in Asia Pacific
  • carbon markets & fuel incentives

Mr. Kelvin Lee, Head Sustainability Asia-Pacific

International Air Transport Association (IATA)

Mr. Yu-Hyeon Seo, Executive Director

BIOFUEL Holdings (Korea Oil Solution)

10:35

Networking Coffee at BIOINNOVASIA Exhibition

11:05

Ethanol Supply to Asia's SAF & Low Carbon Fuel Demand

  • alcohol-to-jet pathways
  • ethanol market outlook
  • carbon intensity reduction

Mr. Tetsuo Tommy Hamamoto, Director, Japan

U.S. Grains & BioProducts Council

11:25

Panel: Asia Pacific Biofuel Market Updates

Moderator & Panel

Mr. Tetsuo Tommy Hamamoto, Director, Japan

U.S. Grains & BioProducts Council

Mr. Kelvin Lee, Head Sustainability Asia-Pacific

International Air Transport Association (IATA)

12:05

Panel: Pongamia - Scaling a New Sustainable Feedstock

  • cultivation economics & land availability
  • oil yield & trials
  • integration into SAF supply chains
Moderator & Panel

12:45

Networking Luncheon

14:00

Bio-Heavy Oil (BHO): Markets in Korea & Potential in Japan

14:30

Biofuels for Power Generation - Decarbonising Backup Fuels for Power Plants & Data Centres

  • Role of renewable fuels in dispatchable, low-carbon power
  • Opportunities for biofuels in data centre resilience & grid support
  • Integration pathways alongside existing infrastructure

15:00

Networking Tea at BIOINNOVASIA Exhibition

15:30

Panel: Green Marine Fuels in Asia

  • Who Pays & How to Scale
  • Supply Chain Reality & Feedstock Competition
  • Bunkering Infrastructure, Safety & Innovation
Moderator & Panel

Mr. KK Wan, Head of Alternative Energy

Chimbusco Pan Nation Petro-Chemical Co Ltd

16:15

Panel: Biomethanol - The Next Sustainable Marine Fuel?

Moderator & Panel

Mrs. Ayano Tanitsu, Manager

Arthur D. Little Japan

Mr. Zhaopeng Cheng, General Manager

Shanghai Wenji Biotechnology Co., Ltd.

Mr. KK Wan, Head of Alternative Energy

Chimbusco Pan Nation Petro-Chemical Co Ltd

17:00

Welcome & Pre-Registration Drinks at BIOINNOVASIA Exhibition

Hosted by:

18:30

End of Day 1

Industrial Biocarbon Workshop
- Aligning Fuel Switching & Supply Chains
Themes – Feedstock | Standards | Offtake agreements

13:15 - 17:00 hrs.

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Closed-Door Industrial Biocarbon Users Workshop (By Invitation)

 
The development and implementation of torrefacton and carbonisation projects seems a bit slower than anticipated.  Is there a gap in understanding buyers' expectations and suppliers' capabilities across the biocoal and biocarbon markets?
 
The closed-door workshop aims to help narrow these gaps if any, and enable very constructive communication in the way forward to mobilise the fuel and reductant in the desired volumes.
 
We welcome industrial energy users and stakeholders from hard-to-abate sectors exploring biocarbon solutions to participate in this focused workshop.

Interested participants may register their interest by emailing [ sharon@cmtconference.com ]

13:00

Registration

13:15

Welcome & Workshop Overview

Setting the context and objectives for industry alignment

Mr. Michael Wild, President / Principal of Wild & Partner KG

International Biomass Torrefaction and Carbonization Council (IBTC)

Mr. Yoshinobu Kusano

Daigas Gas & Power Solution

13:20

Product Quality & Market Expectations

Biocoal (Heat & Power) & Biocarbon (Metallurgical): Which Quality Specifications does Each Sector Require – And Where do they Overlap?
  • Fungible commodity or specification-based bilateral supply – which model is the market moving towards?
  • Which quality benchmarks have been demonstrated at commercial scale – and what pathways exist for innovative technologies to reach that level? What conditions – technical, financial or regulatory – need to be met?
  • What quality standards are in development and how can the market take advantage of them?

14:00

Cost Factors & Economic Viability

  • What does a typical cost structure look like across the value chain – feedstock to delivery – for Biocoal and Biocarbon respectively?
  • Which quality specifications have the greatest impact on production costs – and how do these differ between the two segments?
  • How do vertically integrated, modular and partnership-based supply models compare in cost efficiency and risk distribution?
  • Where do innovative pre- and post-modification technologies – advanced feedstock preparation, densification, product treatment – offer the greatest potential to reduce costs or improve margins?

Mr. Thomas Meth, Head of Biomass

Javelin Global Commodities

14:40

Coffee Break

15:00

Security of Sustainability Supply

  • What impact do regulatory & certification frameworks (sustainability criteria, carbon accounting) have on supply security & how can compliance risks be proactively managed?
  • Will implementation of sustainability criteria limit growth or create the basis for stable supply by eliminating some policy risk
  • How do product buyers assess their suppliers’ supply situation regarding raw materials? What preferences do they have, and how do they evaluate the risks associated with byproducts used as feedstock?
  • How resilient are current logistics chains from production to end user, and which risk mitigation strategies are proving most effective?
  • How important is supplier diversification to buyers, and what role does geographic spread of production capacity play in long-term supply security?

15:40

Capital Market Congruency

  • Is the current pricing vs. cost structure sufficient to generate the returns investors require, and where are the gaps?
  • Which financing structures – project finance, corporate finance, blended finance, are proving most accessible for producers of different sizes & maturity levels?
  • What role do long-term offtake agreements play as a bankability instrument, and are large consumers willing to provide equity or balance sheet support to secure supply?
  • How are carbon credits, sustainability premiums & regulatory incentives being factored into investment cases, and how much uncertainty do they introduce for capital providers?

Mr. Hiroki Nakagawa, Director

Japan Green Investment Corp. for Carbon Neutrality (JICN)

Mr. Heinz Grossmann, CEO

Polytechnik Luft-Und Feuerungstechnik Gmbh

16:20

Integration into Existing Supply Chains

  • Can Biocoal be integrated in existing logistics infrastructure of coal?
  • Is this a must or an option?
  • What are the logistical differences between steam coal and met coal and how does this translate for Biocoal and Biocarbon?
  • What are the technical and logistical requirements resulting for Biocoal?

16:50

Concluding Remarks

Mr. Michael Wild, President / Principal of Wild & Partner KG

International Biomass Torrefaction and Carbonization Council (IBTC)

Mr. Yoshinobu Kusano

Daigas Gas & Power Solution

17:00

Closing Remarks followed by Welcome Drinks Reception at BIOINNOVASIA Exhibition

Hosted by:

18:15

End of Workshop.

BIOINNOVASIA 2026 – Combined Agenda:
On Industrial Decarbonisation with Biomass

08:00

Registration & Coffee at BIOINNOVASIA Exhibition

09:00

Chairperson's Welcome

09:05

Keynote Address

09:15

SAF from Biomass: Scaling Production

  • Feedstock Reality Check
  • HEFA Dominance vs Next-Gen Pathways
  • Policy & Economics Under Pressure: Who Pays for SAF?
  • Asia as Demand Hub vs Production Hub
  • Innovation vs Execution: Where Should Capital Flow?
Moderator & Panel:

10:00

From Ethanol to SAF: Unlocking Carbon Value Across the Fuel Supply Chain

  • How ethanol-based SAF pathways (ATJ) reduce lifecycle emissions
  • Integrating carbon capture in ethanol plants (BECCS)
  • Monetising carbon reductions via carbon markets and CDR credits

10:20

Networking Coffee at BIOINNOVASIA Exhibition

10:55

Panel: Fuels or Carbon Credits? The Future of Bioenergy with Carbon Capture

  • Role of BECCS in Biofuel Production
  • Carbon Credits vs Fuel Decarbonisation
  • Carbon Removal Markets – Demand from Voluntary Carbon Markets & Corporate Buyers
    Policy & Certification
  • Scaling BECCS in Asia
Moderator & Panel:

11:35

12:20

Networking Luncheon

13:30

Biochar Markets in Asia: Turning Biomass Residues into Carbon Removal and Industrial Products

  • Commercialising Biochar at Scale in China & Asia

Ms. Chloe Hung, Co-Founder & COO

Greenchar Climate Solutions

13:55

Closing the Loop: Agri-Residue Gasification for CHP, Carbon Removal & Regenerative Agriculture

  • Integrated CHP & Biochar Systems: Converting agri-residues into renewable power, heat, bio-oil and stable carbon (biochar) via gasification
  • From By-product to Value: Upgrading biochar into bio-fertilisers that enhance soil health and crop yields
  • Inclusive CDR Ecosystems: Enabling smallholders through certification and scalable models linking carbon removal, agriculture and rural livelihoods

Dr. Muhammad Reza Bin Mohd Azmi, Executive Director

Wild Asia Sdn Bhd (Wild Asia Group Scheme)

14:30

Scaling Black Pellet Production

  • Thermal Treatment Technologies & Deployment Strategies
  • Deeper into Steam Exploded Pellets
  • Rainbow Pellet's Black Pellet Production
Moderator & Panel:

15:35

Networking Tea at BIOINNOVASIA Exhibition

16:00

Biocarbon - From Pilots to Industrial Deployment

Moderator & Panel

Mr. Michael Wild, President / Principal of Wild & Partner KG

International Biomass Torrefaction and Carbonization Council (IBTC)

16:50

17:15

Networking Drinks Reception at BIOINNOVASIA Exhibition

18:15

End of Day 2

BIOINNOVASIA 2026 - 16th Biomass Pellets Trade Asia:
On Biomass Trade & Supply Chains
 

09:00

Welcome Remarks by Chairperson

Mr. Shin Yamaguchi, Owner

Shin & Co. Consulting

09:05

Biomass Markets in Japan

  • Macro & FIT Updates
  • End-User's New Challenges
  • Biomass Sustainability Working Group for the Japanese FiT: Achievements to Date & Future Perspective

10:15

Networking Coffee at BIOINNOVASIA Exhibition

10:45

Panel: Pellet markets in transition

  • Outlook for European industrial pellet demand and consequences for Asia
  • North American production trends: Canadian wood supply issues, tariffs, US capacity
  • Asian pulp chip trends and impacts on wood availability in Vietnam
  • Regulatory changes including RED III, EUDR and impacts for Asian exports to Europe
Moderator & Panel:

Mr. Tom Halstead, Head of Trading

CM Biomass Partners AS

Mr. Thomas Meth, Head of Biomass

Javelin Global Commodities

11:45

Selective Salt Removal from Biomass

Application of wet plasma to extract alkali metals (e.g. potassium, sodium, chlorine) from biomass feedstock, improving bio-pellet quality & combustion performance
  • Integrated wastewater treatment & resource recovery: Efficient removal & recovery of dissolved salts & organic pollutants from process wastewater, enabling closed-loop & environmentally compliant operations
  • Scalable, low-energy solution: A modular wet plasma system that avoids high-pressure steam processes, reduces energy consumption & supports sustainable deployment across biomass & industrial waste streams

Mr. Jin Suan Thing, Development Director

Ecoscience Manufacturing & Engineering

12:10

Networking Luncheon

13:25

Afternoon Chair

Mr. Nicolas Viart, Technical Director

Sustainable Biomass Program (SBP)

13:30

Role of Imported Biomass in Europe’s Decarbonization Process

13:50

Panel: Palm Kernel Shell Markets

Moderator & Panel

Mr. Shingo Kobayashi, Group Director

PT. Smart Tbk. (Sinar Mas)

Mr. Douglas Tay, Director

Provident Biofuels Pte Ltd

14:35

15:45

Networking Tea at BIOINNOVASIA Exhibition

16:05

Panel: EUDR Readiness in the Biomass Sector: Traceability, Challenges & Regional Realities Across Supply Chains

  • How prepared is the global biomass supply chain for EUDR compliance - geolocation & due diligence?
  • What role should certification schemes play?
  • How will EUDR reshape global biomass trade flow & sourcing strategies?
Moderator & Panel:

Mr. Nicolas Viart, Technical Director

Sustainable Biomass Program (SBP)

Mr. Paul Jacob Bins, Director

Green Gold Label (GGL)

16:45

Tackling Quality of Biomass

  • Loading & discharge difference
  • Implementation of universal SOP at loading & discharge inspection including sampling
  • Aligning SOP for quality analysis
  • End-User's challenges/expectations on the quality of biomass

Mr. Jiro Omura, Managing Director

Control Union Japan Co Ltd

17:30

Closing Remarks

17:35

End of Conference.

Closing Reception (20:30 till late) 
(Closed Door Event, RSVP Required; Check with CMT Team for Details)

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