#1IEA Bioenergy DEVELOPING SUSTAINABLE TRADE IN BIONERGY ExCo 65, Nara, Japan. 12 May 2010 Facilitating commercialisation and market deployment of environmentally sound, sustainable and cost-competitive bioenergy technologies......... 1#2IEA Bioenerg IEA Bioenergy........ • Provides an international forum for sharing information and developing best practice on - Technology development - Non-technical barriers and issues - Regulatory and legislative issues Produces authoritative information on key strategic issues. affecting deployment . Currently 22 Member Countries plus the EC . 12 Tasks covering aspects of production and conversion of bioenergy, plus socioeconomic, environment and trade issues 2#3IEA Bioenerg IEA Bioenergy Workshop Series....... •ExCo53, May 2004: Strategic Workshop •ExCo54, October 2004: Liquid Biofuels from Black Liquor Gasification •ExCo55, May 2005:Co-utilisation of Biomass with Fossil Fuels. •ExCo56, October 2005: Integrated Waste Management and Utilisation of the Products. •ExCo57, May 2006:Planning for the New Triennium. •ExCo58, October 2006: Availability of Biomass Resources. •ExCo59, April 2007: The Biorefinery Concept. •ExCo60, October 2007: Business Development. Innovation in the Field of Bioenergy •ExCo61, May 2008:Biofuels for Transport - Part of a Sustainable Future? •ExCo62, October 2008: Planning for the New Triennium. •ExCo63, May 2009: Bioenergy -The Impact of Indirect Land Use Change. •ExCo64, October 2009: Algae - the Future for Bioenergy •ExCo 65 May 2010; Developing Sustainable Trade in Bioenergy 3#4Workshop Programme Session 1 Overview and Scene Setting Session 2 - Trade in Solid Biofuels Session 3 - Trade in Liquid Biofuels Session 4 - Sustainability and Trade Session 5 - Discussion and Conclusions IEA Bioenerg 4#5IEA Bioenerg Questions to be Answered What are regional supply potentials, particularly for Asia Pacific Region? •What are current trade flows? What is the long term prospect for traded biomass (or will indigenous markets for the fuels develop)? •Are supplies sustainable? Are there significant barriers holding back market development? What role can IEA Bioenergy best play? 5#6IEA Bioenerg Workshop- Session 1 (0900-1030) Overview and Scene Setting Facilitator - Yves Schenkel 1.Overview of World Bioenergy Trade and Work of Task 40 Kees Kwant 2.Overview of Market Developments in Asia - Mr Shigeru Kimura, Institute of Energy Economics, Japan 3.Panel Discussion - 6#7IEA Bioenerg Workshop Session 2 (1100-1230) Trade in Solid Biofuels Facilitator - Steve Schuck 1.International Supply of Solid Biomass - Mr David Smith, Willmott Forests, Australia 2.Solid Biomass in Japan, Mr Ken'ichiro Kojima, Pellet Club, Japan. 3.Panel Discussion 7#8IEA Bioenerg Workshop Session 3 (1330-1500) Trade in Liquid Biofuels Facilitator - Sandra Hermle 1.Overview of ethanol Trade in Asia - Mr Shigeru Takemura, Ginga Petroleum 2.Palm Oil as a Feedstock for Biodiesel: Production and Exports from Malaysia, Dr Puah Chiew Wei, MPOB, Malaysia 3.Panel Discussion 8#9IEA Bioenerg Workshop Session 4 (1530-1700) Sustainability Developments and Trade Facilitator - Tat Smith 1.Sustainable Biomass Utilisation in East Asia - Dr Tomoko Konishi, AIST, Japan 2.Sustainability and Other Issues Influencing Trade - Dr Andre Faaij, Task Leader Task 40, NL 3.Panel Discussion 9#10IEA Bioenerg Workshop Session 5 (1700-1730) Discussion and Conclusions Session 1 - Yves Schenkel Session 2 - Steve Schuck Session 3 - Sandra Hermle Session 4 - Tat Smith 10