Jatropha World Asia 2011
27-28 Jun, 2011 – Haikou, Hainan Island
In February, the European parliament voted for new rules that require lower emission levels from vehicles. Worldwide, governments are also following suit on a similar route to increase targets for clean energy use in their respective countries. There is a need to increase our dependence on biofuels in near term and with recent announcements of increasing supply of crude jatropha oil, Jatropha has risen up to skepticisms and misinformation, proving that it can be a sustainable feedstock option for biofuel.
The biggest question in everyone’s mind would be :-
How can Jatropha oil reach the high volume required for large-scale biofuel production?
How can Jatropha oil be produced economically?
These critical questions would be answered at the Jatropha World Asia 2011 conference centered on the theme “Delivering Jatropha Oil to the Market -Strategies to Ramp Up Production”
Various themes of discussions include:-
Successful Case Studies of large-scale Jatropha seed & oil production in Asia, Brazil & Madagascar
Strategies to optimize production output to meet increasing global demand for biodiesel and aviation biofuel
Best Practices for producers to improve Jatropha productivity
Innovations & Technologies in Breeding and Genetic Engineering
Ensuring Sustainability Standards are met and move towards international certifiable jatropha biofuel production
Global Outlook of Biofuel market: How Jatropha stacks up against other feedstocks?
Advancing Jatropha’s Position as premium feedstock for Aviation Biofuel production
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