SUMMIT AGENDA 2027

Day 2 Morning - Australia's Place in the Region: Trade, Standards and Certification

09:30 - 09:40 (10 mins)

Chair's Welcome

09:40 - 10:30 (50 mins)

[Opening Panel] The ‘Fuel Bowl of APAC’: Building SAF Trade Corridors & Connecting Regional Hubs

Where will APAC’s SAF flow? Which production and demand hubs could shape the region’s emerging trade routes?
How can cross-border certification, carbon accounting and chain-of-custody systems support regional SAF trade?
What will make these corridors commercially viable — trade policy, price discovery, book-and-claim or shared infrastructure?

10:30 - 10:50 (20 mins)

Industry Keynote (Reserved for Sponsor)

Networking Break

11:20 - 11:40

(20 mins)

Industry Keynote (Reserved for Sponsor)

11:40 - 12:30 (50 mins)

[Panel] Beyond Airlines: Corporate, Cargo Logistics and Sovereign Demand for SAF

How are corporates, cargo carriers and governments starting to drive SAF demand?
Direct purchase, book-and-claim, Scope 3 offsetting — which procurement models are gaining traction, and where do they still face barriers?
What would make SAF a standard procurement line, not a one-off commitment?

Networking Lunch & Exhibition

Day 2 Afternoon - Widening the Base: Demand Beyond Aviation and the Feedstock Foundation

14:00 - 14:50 (50 mins)

[Panel] Feedstock Confidence: The Backbone of SAF Supply and Energy Security

APAC holds significant biomass and waste resources — but what's realistically available for SAF once competing domestic uses, exports and sustainability constraints are taken into account?
How can feedstock-rich markets across the region convert that advantage into greater energy security — through domestic SAF production, refining capacity and long-term supply?
Where does Australia hold a genuine feedstock advantage relative to its APAC neighbours — and how can that resource advantage translate into long-term industrial value?

14:50 - 15:10 (20 mins)

Industry Keynote (Reserved for Sponsor)

Networking Break

15:40 - 16:00 (20 mins)

Industry Keynote (Reserved for Sponsor)

16:00 - 16:50 (50 mins)

[Panel] From Certification to Delivery: Building APAC's SAF Readiness at Scale

Does APAC have sufficient fuel-quality testing, laboratory assurance, blending and batch-release capability to handle certified SAF at commercial volumes—and how does readiness vary across individual markets?
Beyond physical fuel handling, is there enough capacity among certification bodies and auditors recognised under relevant sustainability schemes to verify feedstocks, lifecycle emissions and chain-of-custody at scale—or could assurance capacity itself become a bottleneck?
Are the region’s terminals, appropriately managed storage, ports, pipelines, trucking and airport fuel systems ready to move SAF blendstock and blended jet fuel reliably at scale—and where are the most critical gaps?

Adam Kirby
Head of Aviation & Maritime
International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC)

16:50 - 17:00 (10 mins)

SUMMIT AGENDA 2027

Day 2 Morning - Australia's Place in the Region: Trade, Standards and Certification

Chair's Welcome

[Opening Panel] The ‘Fuel Bowl of APAC’: Building SAF Trade Corridors & Connecting Regional Hubs

Where will APAC’s SAF flow? Which production and demand hubs could shape the region’s emerging trade routes?

How can cross-border certification, carbon accounting and chain-of-custody systems support regional SAF trade?

What will make these corridors commercially viable — trade policy, price discovery, book-and-claim or shared infrastructure?

Industry Keynote (Reserved for Sponsor)

Networking Break

Industry Keynote (Reserved for Sponsor)

[Panel] Beyond Airlines: Corporate, Cargo Logistics and Sovereign Demand for SAF

How are corporates, cargo carriers and governments starting to drive SAF demand?

Direct purchase, book-and-claim, Scope 3 offsetting — which procurement models are gaining traction, and where do they still face barriers?

What would make SAF a standard procurement line, not a one-off commitment?

Networking Lunch & Exhibition

Day 2 Afternoon - Widening the Base: Demand Beyond Aviation and the Feedstock Foundation

[Panel] Feedstock Confidence: The Backbone of SAF Supply and Energy Security

APAC holds significant biomass and waste resources — but what's realistically available for SAF once competing domestic uses, exports and sustainability constraints are taken into account?

How can feedstock-rich markets across the region convert that advantage into greater energy security — through domestic SAF production, refining capacity and long-term supply?

Where does Australia hold a genuine feedstock advantage relative to its APAC neighbours — and how can that resource advantage translate into long-term industrial value?

Industry Keynote (Reserved for Sponsor)

Networking Break

Industry Keynote (Reserved for Sponsor)

[Panel] From Certification to Delivery: Building APAC's SAF Readiness at Scale

Does APAC have sufficient fuel-quality testing, laboratory assurance, blending and batch-release capability to handle certified SAF at commercial volumes—and how does readiness vary across individual markets?

Beyond physical fuel handling, is there enough capacity among certification bodies and auditors recognised under relevant sustainability schemes to verify feedstocks, lifecycle emissions and chain-of-custody at scale—or could assurance capacity itself become a bottleneck?

Are the region’s terminals, appropriately managed storage, ports, pipelines, trucking and airport fuel systems ready to move SAF blendstock and blended jet fuel reliably at scale—and where are the most critical gaps?

Adam Kirby
Head of Aviation & Maritime
International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC)

Summit Closing

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SUMMIT AGENDA 2027

Day 2 Morning - Australia's Place in the Region: Trade, Standards and Certification

Chair's Welcome

[Opening Panel] The ‘Fuel Bowl of APAC’: Building SAF Trade Corridors & Connecting Regional Hubs

Where will APAC’s SAF flow? Which production and demand hubs could shape the region’s emerging trade routes?

How can cross-border certification, carbon accounting and chain-of-custody systems support regional SAF trade?

What will make these corridors commercially viable — trade policy, price discovery, book-and-claim or shared infrastructure?

Industry Keynote (Reserved for Sponsor)

Networking Break

Industry Keynote (Reserved for Sponsor)

[Panel] Beyond Airlines: Corporate, Cargo Logistics and Sovereign Demand for SAF

How are corporates, cargo carriers and governments starting to drive SAF demand?

Direct purchase, book-and-claim, Scope 3 offsetting — which procurement models are gaining traction, and where do they still face barriers?

What would make SAF a standard procurement line, not a one-off commitment?

Networking Lunch & Exhibition

Day 2 Afternoon - Widening the Base: Demand Beyond Aviation and the Feedstock Foundation

[Panel] Feedstock Confidence: The Backbone of SAF Supply and Energy Security

APAC holds significant biomass and waste resources — but what's realistically available for SAF once competing domestic uses, exports and sustainability constraints are taken into account?

How can feedstock-rich markets across the region convert that advantage into greater energy security — through domestic SAF production, refining capacity and long-term supply?

Where does Australia hold a genuine feedstock advantage relative to its APAC neighbours — and how can that resource advantage translate into long-term industrial value?

Industry Keynote (Reserved for Sponsor)

Networking Break

Industry Keynote (Reserved for Sponsor)

[Panel] From Certification to Delivery: Building APAC's SAF Readiness at Scale

Does APAC have sufficient fuel-quality testing, laboratory assurance, blending and batch-release capability to handle certified SAF at commercial volumes—and how does readiness vary across individual markets?

Beyond physical fuel handling, is there enough capacity among certification bodies and auditors recognised under relevant sustainability schemes to verify feedstocks, lifecycle emissions and chain-of-custody at scale—or could assurance capacity itself become a bottleneck?

Are the region’s terminals, appropriately managed storage, ports, pipelines, trucking and airport fuel systems ready to move SAF blendstock and blended jet fuel reliably at scale—and where are the most critical gaps?

Adam Kirby Head of Aviation & Maritime International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC)

Summit Closing

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International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC)