Webinar on Carbon Accounting Renewables Fuels

Webinar on Carbon Accounting Renewables Fuels

Webinar Carbon Accounting Renewables Fuels

The Stakeholder Group for Advanced Biofuels established under the EU-India Clean Energy and Climate Partnership (EU-India CECP) is conducting a webinar on Carbon Accounting Renewables Fuels. This 1.5-hour webinar will cover the details of the European calculation in the Renewable Energy Directive. It will provide information on how the international organizations governing the aviation and maritime sectors, along with the involved industry players, have developed carbon emission reduction plans. The webinar will also discuss global methodologies for calculating such reductions. 

Carbon accounting in the EU-RED
In the European Union fuel suppliers have to demonstrate that the renewable fuels they deliver to the transport market comply to the sustainability requirements set by the EU, part of which consists of showing that the greenhouse gas emissions throughout the production and supply chain are below a threshold value in comparison to the fossil fuel reference. Specific calculation rules apply.

Carbon emission reduction in the aviation and maritime sector
Awareness about rising greenhouse gas emissions due to increasing air and sea travel is growing in both the aviation and maritime sectors. If these sectors were considered countries, they would rank as the 6th and 7th largest emitters globally. This underscores the urgent need to transition away from fossil fuels and implement measures to reduce future carbon emissions.

The agenda of the webinar:

12:30 CET / 16:00 IST :  Welcome and introduction –

  1. Eric van den Heuvel, Partner at studio Gear Up, the Netherlands, and member of the EU expert team of EU-India SGAB

12:40 CET / 16:40 IST : GHG calculations for renewable transport fuels in the EU Renewable Energy Directive

  1. Carlo Hamelinck, partner at studio Gear Up, the Netherlands

13:00 CET / 16:30 IST : Understanding GHG emission savings in the aviation sector

  1. Matteo Prussi, Politecnico Torino, Italy

13:20 CET/ 16: 50 IST : How the international maritime sector developed an approach to GHG emission reduction

  1. Sanna Frias Henriksen, A.P. Møller Maersk, Denmark

13:40 CET / 15:10 IST : Discussion on potential opportunities and barriers

14:00 CET / 15: 30 IST : Closing/End of Webinar

Registration link : Link 
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