CMTs Biofuels & Feedstocks Indonesia 2007
The unique feature of this conference is a gathering of governors/regent from
different regions, together with a lawyer will address land supply and land law
issues.
Indonesia is targeting a 10% domestic usage of biofuels by 2010, said
Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Purnomo Yusgiantoro.
- extracted from BKPM website dated 25/07/06
Private sector has been showing keen interest in the take up of biofuels
projects after the Indonesian government slashed fuel subsidies last year. Many
local and foreign companies have formed JVs to capitalize on biofuels
potential. So far, about 19 biofuels projects have been announced in Indonesia,
ie. an estimated capacity of 187 million liters in 2007 which will increase
year by year, cumulating to 1,337 million liters in 2010, achieving the 10%
target.
The government plans to scrap value-added taxes for biofuel products to cut
costs and raise the competitiveness of biofuels produced in Indonesia. It also
wants to waive or lower taxes on capital gains from trading stocks and on
income from bonds issued by companies involved in biofuels, Alhilal Hamdi, Head
of the National Team for Biofuel Promotion said.
- Bloomberg News, 2/10/06
More biofuel crops need to be planted in order to satisfy the appetite of
growing biofuels production. The government has set aside 6.5 million hectares
of suitable land for the development of additional plantations. Of the total
land allocation, some 3 million hectares are designated for oil palm, 1.5
million for jatropha, 1.5 million for cassava and 500,000 for sugarcane.
CMTs Biofuels & Feedstocks Indonesia 2007 gives you the opportunity to be
where the action is. The panel of leading industry players, investors and
officials will provide insights that can help you capitalize on biofuels
growth in Indonesia.
Special focus on Jatropha Markets, Plantation and Processing. Jatropha
experts from India, Malaysia and within Indonesia will address important issues
concerning this non-edible oil. Highlights include demand/supply of jatropha
oil, availability of plantation materials, feasibility of jatropha as
feedstock, price structure and economics.
Registration : SBRC-LPPM-IPB
Baranang Siang Campus IPB, Bogor
Phone : (0251) 330 970 Fax (0251) 330 977]
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Contact Person : Windi (0812 1968505), Slamet (0856
189350)
Anas (0813 17887183)
Program topics, speakers and schedules listed herein are confirmed as
at printing time.
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up-to-date details.
Day 1
30 January - Tuesday
8.00 Registration & Coffee
9.00 Chairmans Welcome & Opening Remarks
9.10 INDONESIAS BIOFUELS POLICY,
DEVELOPMENTS & OUTLOOK
9.30 BIODIESEL SALES & MARKETING
BEST OPPORTUNITIES
Regional markets
Where to sell, how to sell, who to sell to?
Pricing & contracts
Chris de Lavigne, VP Growth Consulting, Industrial Practice
Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific
10.15 KEY FACTORS & CONSIDERATIONS FOR PROSPECTIVE BIODIESEL PRODUCER
Market Dynamics
Production Factors Technology,
Operations, Performance
David Finneren, Director
CMS Resources
10.40 Discussion followed by Refreshments
11.15 PRICE & SUPPLY OUTLOOK FOR VEGETABLE OIL &
BIOFUEL FEEEDSTOCKS
Impact of biofuels on agricultural commodity markets
Leo Tameeris, Director
Noble Resources Pte Ltd
11.45 PALM OIL OUTPUT, PRICING & SUSTAINABILITY
Derom Bangun, Executive Chairman
GAPKI
(Indonesia Palm Oil Association)
12.15 CAPITALISING ON THE BIOENERGY BOOM TRANSPORT FUELS
Uwe Zwiefelhofer, Managing Director
Lurgi (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.
12.45 Discussion followed by Lunch
2.15 BIOFUELS & PLANTATION OPPORTUNITIES IN:
Availability of suitable agricultural land
Land development regulation
Biofuels initiatives and plans
n Ministry of Agriculture
n Riau, Sumatera Province
H.M. Rusli Zainal, Governor
n Nusa Tenggara Timur
Piet A. Tallo, Governor
n Kutai Timur, East Kalimantan
Awang Farouk, Regent
n Sulawesi
3.15 PLANTATION & LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS
Land permission, Land lease
How to set up company to utilize the land / finding strategic
partner
Forestry regulation
Dealing with overlapping regulation
Ilya Sumono, Senior Partner
Nurjadin Sumono Mulyadi Pratanto
3.45 Discussion followed by Refreshments
FOCUS ON JATROPHA
4.15 JATROPHA PLANTATION & PROCESSING
Include case study of using pure jatropha oil on automobiles
Robert Manurung
Head of Biotechnology Research Center
Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB)
4.45 CHALLENGES OF JATROPHA AS
BIODIESEL FEEDSTOCK
Market demand/supply of Jatropha oil
and pricing
Sourcing of plantation material for biodiesel
Jatropha nursery and seedling supply
Biodiesel Processing Technology and Glycerin Management
Wong Chee Meng, Director
Biogreen Energy Sdn. Bhd.
5.15 PLANNING & CONCEPTUALISATION OF JATROPHA BASED PROJECTS
Erliza Hambali
Head of Biofuel and Surfactant Research
Institute Pertanian Bogor, IPB
(Agriculture Institute of Bogor, Indonesia)
5.45 PRICE STRUCTURE & ECONOMICS OF JATROPHA
Driving forces for biodiesel
Land, labour, capital & technology issues
Environmental economics
By-product incentives
Government policies & pricing
Rakesh Sarin, Chief Research Manager
Indian Oil Corporation
6.15 Discussion followed by End of Day 1
8.30 19.30 Networking Reception
Day 2
31 January - Wednesday
9.00 Chairmans Remarks
9.05 BIOFUELS MARKET IN:
Demand/supply outlook, trade flow
Meeting standards and specifications
Challenges and risks
n USA
Doug Friedman, Vice President Fuel Products
Vinmar International Ltd
n Japan / Korea
9.45 OUTLOOK FOR EUROPEAN BIOFUEL MARKET
OPPORTUNITIES & THREATS FOR INDONESIA
Edgare Kerwijk, Head of Asia
BioX
10.15 OUTLOOK OF BIOFUELS RETAIL MARKET
IN INDONESIA
10.45 Discussion followed by Refreshments
11.20 VIABILITY OF BIOFUELS AS AN ALTERNATIVE FUEL FOR AUTOMOBILES
11.50 GASOHOL LESSONS LEARNT FROM BRAZIL
Sillas Oliva Filho, Ethanol & Oxygenated Products Trading Manager
Petrobras
12.10 DEVELOPING ETHANOL PROJECTS IN INDONESIA PROSPECTS & CHALLENGES
12.40 Discussion followed by Lunch
2.15 PRODUCTION, TECHNOLOGY AND UTILIZATION
OF BIODIESEL PLANT
Technologies available
How and what it takes for a successful biodiesel production?
Key issues for biodiesel plant and technology in the region
Cultivation and management
issues of feedstocks
Economic analysis and benefits
Case studies in Malaysia
Syed Isa Syed Alwi, Group General Manager
Rentak Timur Sdn Bhd
2.45 METHANOL IN INDONESIA
CURRENT AND FUTURE OUTLOOK
Senior Representative
PT Medco Methanol Bunyu
3.15 GLYCERIN NEW APPLICATIONS & MARKETS
Prospects of new technology to produce & proplyne glycol from
glycerin
Pricing & outlook of glycerin
Paris Tsobanakis, Manager of Process Chemistry
Cargill Inc.
3.45 Final Discussion followed by Closing Tea
4.15 End of Conference
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Motoring Ahead with Biofuels
Other conference highlights:
n Outlook of Biofuels offtakes in Europe, US and
Japan/Korea
n Key Factors & Considerations of a Biodiesel Producer
n Ethanol prospects in Indonesia
n Glycerin Management - New Applications and Markets
n Methanol Supply/Demand Balance
n Price and Supply Outlook for Biofuel Feedstocks
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Who Should Attend:
Current & Potential Biofuels Producers
Government Regulators Regional Plantation Owners
Agricultural/Feedstock Suppliers
Vegetable oil crushers, millers, refiners, processors
Oleochemical producers / traders
Institutional Investors Trade-Commodity Financiers
Fund Managers Commodity Brokers and Analysts
Industry Analysts Traders Regional Port Authorities
Shipping & Bulk Handling Companies Additives Suppliers
Catalysts (Sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide) Suppliers Methanol
Suppliers
Agrochemical (crop protection) Companies
Fertilizer Companies Agrobiotech Companies
Biofuels Technology and Equipment Suppliers
Commodity Inspection and Surveyors
Commodity Exchanges Environmental Engineering
Energy & Environment Researchers
Fuel Marketers & Distributors Power plants
EPC Companies R & D Institutions
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