The 2nd annual biobased fuels & chemicals CEO Summit and Exhibition: Advanced Biofuels Markets - The Race for Scale. 8 - 10 November 2011 San Francisco

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2ND ANNuAL BiOBaSed FuelS & CHemiCalS CeO Summit and exHiBitiOn
November 8 - 10 2011
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JOIN THE BIOFuELS CEO SuMMIT:
John Melo, Ed Dineen,
Platinum Sponsors: Chief Executive Officer, Chief Executive Officer,
Amyris LS9
Jonathan Wolfson, Lee Edwards,
Chief Executive Officer, Chief Executive Officer,
Solazyme Virent
Gold Sponsor: Silver Sponsors: Bill Sims,
Pat Gruber,
Chief Executive Officer,
Chief Executive Officer,
Joule Biotechnologies
Gevo
Alan Shaw Ph.D.,
Chief Executive Officer, Vincent Chornet,
Codexis Chief Executive Officer,
Enerkem
KEy REASONS TO ATTEND: Richard Hamilton,
Kirk L. Haney,
Chief Executive Officer,
Ceres Chief Executive Officer,
INDuSTRy LEADERS: Learn from first hand SG Biofuels
experiences of OVER 20 CEOS AND PRESIDENTS who are Jim Imbler,
Chief Executive Officer, John McCarthy,
driving the development of advanced biofuels
Zeachem Chief Executive Officer,
uNPARALLELED NETWORKING: We really do Qteros
D. Hunt Ramsbottom,
attract the who’s who of the industry and can now Rick Wilson Ph.D.,
Chief Executive Officer,
offer a full morning of dedicated structured Chief Executive Officer,
Rentech
networking time Cobalt Technologies
Paul Woods,
COMMERCIAL: The most timely and commercially- Chief Executive Officer, Arnold Klann,
driven agenda in North America: written by the Algenol Chief Executive Officer,
industry, for the industry BlueFire
Jennifer Holmgren,
Mark Niederschulte,
INVESTMENT LEADERS: Explore financing Chief Executive Officer,
Chief Executive Officer,
options with leading venture capitalists and project LanzaTech
INEOS Bio
financing professionals Eric McAfee,
Chief Executive Officer, Cindy Thyfault,
MORE BANG FOR yOuR BuCK: Now a 3 day AE Biofuels Chief Executive Officer,
conference, Biofuels Digest ‘Hot 50’ announcement and Westar
structured networking event – a real one stop shop
Official Offset Partner: Organized By:
MARKET INSIGHT: Gain in-depth analysis on the
drivers for the commercialization of advanced biofuels
and renewable chemicals
STRATEGy: Debate the current landscape and
proposed uptake and success of innovative technologies Part of the:
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2. “97% of the uS advanced bioenergy capacity represented”
Jim Lane, Editor, Biofuels Digest
WHO WILL yOu MEET?
ADVANCED BIOFuELS IN 2011: WHERE ARE WE NOW?
the decision makers and advanced
• President Obama said his administration will strive to meet a Congressional target biofuels industry leaders including CeOs,
of producing 36 billion gallons of ethanol and advanced biofuels by 2022 Presidents, Vice Presidents, managing
directors of advanced Biofuels
• The plan is that 20 billion gallons per year will come from advanced biofuels, 15
companies, Government, associations,
billion gallons from corn ethanol and one billion gallons from biodiesel
investors, VCs, ePCs etc operating in
• BuT u.S. Environmental Protection Agency last fall announced it had no choice but north america and globally:
to reduce the 2011 interim target for advanced biofuels to 6.6 million gallons from • C-level Biofuels Company executives
the previous 2011 target of 250 million gallons
• Strategic Corporate investors
• alliance and Business development
Professionals
How are we going to get from • Corporate, Venture and Project
Financing Professionals
6.6 million gallons in 2011 to 20 •
•
investment Bankers
R&d directors/managers from
Corporate, university, and
BILLION gallons in 2022? Government labs
• ePC engineering Contractors
HERE’S HOW: • equipment Suppliers
• Project management Companies
By bringing the industry together: • enzyme Companies
at advanced Biofuels markets you will hear from CEOs and Presidents who are driving • Feedstock Suppliers
the development of advanced Biofuels and who will get us to the RFS target, speakers
• environmental and energy law Firms
will include advanced Biofuels Company executives, Venture Capitalists & investment
Bankers, Corporate Strategic investment and alliance executives, ePC firms and industry • trade, tax, ag, environmental and
suppliers. if you are responsible for making decisions in this sector, you need to be here. energy Policy Professionals
• Public-Private energy Partnership
By not going it alone: Professionals
to reach this goal the industry has to work in concert – networking to build new • industry technology Suppliers
relationships, catching up with buddies, partnering and collaborating are the key to
success. as Jim lane, editor, Biofuels digest always says ‘Go out there and network like
crazy.’ For most of you networking is the most important reason to attend an event so
for 2011 we have included an additional day dedicated to structured networking.
This will include:
• Group Networking by Stage of Company Evolution
• Roundtable Networking Discussions
• One to One Meetings
no other event offers this comprehensive chance to ensure you have a conversation with
literally every conference attendee. Overall you’ll have up to 20 hours of networking
time over 3 days.
By knowing what technologies and services to use:
to achieve the RFS targets, the industry needs to produce viable, commercial-scale
advanced biofuels. What technologies are working? Which companies can help you
achieve your goals? What support services are available out there? Our Exhibition Hall
will be the hub for networking and business development, giving you a chance to network
with exhibitors, hear about their products and understand your needs.
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3. “a great event, a great opportunity to meet all our
customers and business partners.” Novozymes at WBM 2011
AGENDA AT A GLANCE
november 8 november 9 november 10
day One day two day three
exhibition
Structured
networking
• Policy Outlook • Hot technologies
• CeOs Facing development Challenges • Hot markets Closing
• CeOs investment and • Public and Private Finance and Keynote
Commercialization investment Panel
• Commercial Scale-up • Hot Feedstocks
networking drinks Reception end of
Sponsored and Private dinners
Biofuels digest ‘Hot 50’ announcement Conference
STRuCTuRED NETWORKING OVERVIEW:
At Advanced Biofuels Markets this year, we bring you a new offering – that we guarantee will increase your ROI on
time spent away from the office, and bring a new dimension to the networking time that is usually available.
Read below to find out what you can expect on Day Three of Advanced Biofuels Markets 2011:
Group Networking by Stage of Evolution Roundtable Networking Discussions
Join one of our bespoke networking tables to discuss challenges a lot of key issues will be discussed over this two day
and opportunities available at the stage of evolution your conference; and with finite time available for each subject
company is at, with like-minded people. take this opportunity to there is always more to say. Roundtable discussions provide
network with peers, discuss key challenges, meet solution everybody with a voice, not just the key leaders in the field –
providers and push your business forward. this will be your opportunity to get the answers to any
questions which may remain after the conference.
Networking table topics include:
• Pilot Roundtable discussion topics include:
• demonstration • Finance and investment
• Pre-commercial • Scale up and Commercialization
• Publicly traded Companies • Partnerships
Sponsorship opportunities • emerging Feedstocks Sponsorship opportunities
exist to moderate these tables. exist to moderate these tables.
Please see below for contact details. • emerging technologies Please see below for contact details.
One-to-One Meetings
Creating new relationships and doing business is the key reason why people attend our conferences. Over the course of the
conference you will meet people that you have synergy with and wish to follow up with immediately, off the exhibition floor and
in a more private setting.
We are happy to provide the space to enable these meetings to take place and during the morning of day three, a number of small
meeting rooms will be available. these rooms can be booked for up to 30 minutes and will be available throughout the entire
morning; rooms can be reserved during day One and two of the conference.
For Structured Networking sponsorship opportunities
please contact Jason Taylor or Chris Lewis for further details:
Jason Taylor t: +44 (0) 203 384 6211 e: jason.taylor@greenpowerconferences.com
Chris Lewis t: +44 (0) 203 355 4224 e: chris.lewis@greenpowerconferences.com
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4. “all the relevant people were assembled under one roof”
Afton Chemical Corporation
Day One – Tuesday, 8 November 2011 CEOs Investment and Commercialization
7:30 Registration and welcome coffee 2:00 Converting First-Generation Ethanol Facilities into
Integrated Chemicals & Fuels Biorefineries
8:30 Welcome and Chair's opening remarks
• How to use existing first-generation ethanol facilities to lower capex for next-
generation chemicals and fuels
Biofuels and Renewable Chemicals Policy Outlook • Change the biorefinery business model to enable longer-term sales contracts for
specialty chemical and fuel products, rather than sell into the commodity
ethanol market
8.45 u.S. Department of Agriculture, Speaker TBC • Supply products for RFS2, expanding beyond the limits of corn ethanol mandates
check website for details Eric McAfee, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer,
AE Biofuels
9:00 Paul F. Bryan, Ph.D., Program Manager, Biomass Program,
EERE, u.S. Department of Energy 2:15 The Role of Phased Implementation and Technology
9:15 Mike McAdams, Chief Executive Officer, Partnerships in De-Risking Technology
• demonstration plants are required to avoid cost over runs and delays in first
Advanced Biofuels Association commercial plants; however the trend has been to abbreviate this step
• Hear which elements of a company’s technology do not require de-risking, to
9:30 Turning the Corner: Getting to First Commercial in the create an opportunity to “plug and play” – to deploy early minimizing risk and get
to revenues sooner
Advanced Ethanol Sector • Why partnership structure can add value to involved parties by creating the
R. Brooke Coleman, Executive Director, opportunity to de-risk technology
Advanced Ethanol Council Rick Wilson, Ph.D., President & Chief Executive Officer,
Cobalt Technologies
9:45 Mary Rosenthal, Executive Director, Algal Biomass Organization
2:30 “Syngas” Conversion of Waste into Locally Produced
10:00 Interactive Discussion: Biofuels and Renewable Chemicals Advanced Biofuels and Chemicals
Policy Outlook Vincent Chornet, Chief Executive Officer, Enerkem
• Hear Government and association perspectives on policy for biofuels and
renewable chemicals
2.45 Creating a Global Presence through Partnerships
10:15 Enabling the Sugar Economy: Key Trends in 2012 • How to engage in a global array of partners to leverage knowledge, expertise and
• accelerating the pace of advanced biofuels development to meet increasing influence and achieve commercial scale quickly
global energy demands • understand the value of creating a global partner matrix with private, public and
• Creating favorable production economics through technology academic institutions
• driving the global market through cross-border partnerships Jennifer Holmgren, Chief Executive Officer, LanzaTech
Alan Shaw, Ph.D., President & Chief Executive Officer,
3:00 Topic to be finalized – check the website for updates
Codexis
10.30 Cellulosic Ethanol and Simple Sugars: A Promise Kept 3:20 Interactive Discussion: Investment and Commercialization
Guido Ghisolfi, President & Chief Executive Officer, 3.30 networking refreshment break in exhibition hall
Chemtex
10:45 networking refreshment break in exhibition hall
Commercial Scale-up – “From Pilot to Player”
How CEOs Face Development Challenges 4:00 Current State of the Biofuels Market
• understand how the timing for delivering cellulosic ethanol to market, and the
necessary infrastructure that will lay the groundwork for the future of cost
11:15 Market Driven Approaches to Commercializing Designer competitive biofuels
Oils for the Next Generation of “Drop-in Fuels” • Hear high level views of how all players in the industry are working together to
advance biofuels policy, mitigate risks and ultimately move the industry forward
• Hear how Solzyme has transformed low-cost plant sugars into high value tailored
oils, in a scalable, reliable and cost-effective manner Wes Bolsen, Chief Marketing Officer & Vice President,
• understand how “drop-in” replacement fuel can be made with today’s existing Government Affairs, Coskata
production, refining, finishing, and distribution infrastructure
• How to not just replace, but improve what is available today - allowing greater
yields and efficiencies to processors, and providing either lower cost, better 4:15 Financing Strategies along the Pathway to Advanced
performance, or both Biofuels Commercialization
Jonathan Wolfson, Chief Executive Officer, Solazyme • understand why financing constraints continue to plague the renewable fuels
industry reaching commercial scale
11:30 The Importance of Product Portfolio Diversity in Bio-fuels • explore the economic value of biofuels within the context of the RFS; capital
finance considerations for achieving commercial scale; and strategies for
and Bio-chemical Companies creating, building and sustaining value for investors
• understand the key reasons for developing and commercializing a diverse John McCarthy, Chief Executive Officer, Qteros
portfolio of products
• Focus on key issues of production flexibility, feedstock flexibility and strategic
drivers in both the fuels and chemicals markets 4:30 Finding the Right Match: Successful
Ed Dineen, Chief Executive Officer, LS9 Partnership Strategies
• understand why partnerships are critical to the successful development and
11:45 Replacing Crude Oil with Drop-in Fuels and Chemicals commercialization of advanced biofuels and bio-based chemicals
• How can business strategy be enhanced through partnerships and what attributes
• examine the key roles of Strategic Partners, Visionary Customers and Policy
should be considered when seeking out partners?
Solutions in building a successful integrated Biofuels and Renewable Chemicals
• What are the pros and potential cons of partnerships?
company
Lee Edwards, Chief Executive Officer, Virent Jim Imbler, President & Chief Executive Officer, ZeaChem
12:00 Topic to be finalized – check the website for updates 4:45 Topic to be finalized – check the website for updates
12:20 Interactive Discussion: Facing Development Challenges 5:05 The World’s First Commercial Scale Cellulosic Ethanol
Facility: up and Running in 2012
12.40 networking lunch break
Guido Ghisolfi, President & Chief Executive Officer, Chemtex
1.45 Big Trends Are Still Driving the Biobased Economy
• Hear why in spite of policy maker fatigue and federal government budget 5:25 Q&A and Panel Discussion: Commercial Scale-up
contraction, the advanced biofuels and biochemicals industry is expanding and its
prospects have never looked better 5.45 Close of day One
• understand the reasons why everything we've been saying for the last 20 years is
starting to come true. the best is yet to come!
5:45 Biofuels Digest “Hot 50” Reception
Pat Gruber, Chief Executive Officer, Gevo
Announcement of the 50 Hottest Companies in Bioenergy
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5. “the quality and mix of presentations was outstanding and beneficial”
Lurgi, Inc.
1:00 networking lunch break
Day Two – Wednesday, 9 November 2011
Public and Private Finance and Investment
7:30 Registration and morning coffee
8:30 Welcome and Chair's opening remarks 2:15 The Secrets of Successful IPOs: Capital Markets
Financings for Advanced Biofuel Companies
Hot Technologies • Overview of capital markets activity in the biofuel space and case studies of
recent iPOs
8:40 Direct To Ethanol® Technology – The Low Cost, Low • understand how investors differentiate between various companies
• Key traits for successful iPOs – what investors are looking for
Carbon-Footprint Route to Advanced Biofuel
• algenol is commercializing 3rd-generation ethanol production technology that Pavel Molchanov, Senior Vice President, Alternative
uses hybrid algae to convert carbon dioxide to ethanol Energy/Integrated Majors and Refiners, Raymond James
• understand how the company has integrated its groundbreaking biological
capabilities with innovative engineering to develop an energy efficient process
for ethanol production 2.30 “Separating the Wheat from the Chaff” - What Investors Are
Paul Woods, Chief Executive Officer, Algenol Looking for in a Bio-Industrial Company
• trends that are resonating with investors (structural shortage of C4s, tiO2, etc..)
8:55 unique Solutions Enabling a Green Future and top investment ideas
• discuss how the unique characteristics of the ineOS Bio technology can be leveraged to • Hear commentary on 2011 iPOs from the trenches and what to look for in the
provide solutions to problems inherent in many different industries coming 6-12 months
• understand how these characteristics also improve the economic and • 4 element evaluation framework
environmental sustainability of their operations • net carbohydrate costs: where is the cheapest sugar on the planet?
Mark Niederschulte, Chief Operating Officer, INEOS Bio Mike Ritzenthaler, Research Analyst, PiperJaffray
9:10 Innovative Solutions for Algal Cultivation and Harvesting 2:45 International Financing Opportunities for Biofuels
• learn more about naaBB’s creation to develop innovative technologies that will
help bring biofuels to a commercial reality • understand where the “hot” international markets are currently
• How a number of technologies for the cultivation and harvesting of algae have • Hear what type of financing is available and understand how you access it
evolved to a level that are now ready for test scale demonstrations Cindy Thyfault,Chief Executive Officer, Westar
• Hear about the innovative technologies and results developed through this public-
private partnership between industry, academia and national laboratories 3:00 Topic to be finalized – check the website for updates
Jose Olivares, Executive Director, NAABB 3:20 Topic to be finalized – check the website for updates
9:25 Taking the Cellulosic Sugar Path to Commercialization 3:40 Interactive Discussion: Public and Private Financing and
Jack Baron, Chief Executive Officer, Sweetwater Energy Inc. Investment
4.00 networking refreshment break in exhibition hall
9:35 Sustainable Production of Cellulosic Ethanol
Martin A. Mitchell, Business Development Manager, Americas, Hot Feedstocks
Süd-Chemie
9:50 Accelerating the Product Development Lifecycle for 4:30 The Commercialization of Jatropha: How Market
Industrial Biotechnology Demand, Economic Viability and the Ability to Scale are
Grace E. Colón, Ph.D, President, Industrial Products Division, Driving Global Adoption
• How improvements in yield and profitability – specifically hybrid seed production
Intrexon Corporation technology – have proven to be the ‘tipping point’ for the global adoption of Jatropha
10:00 Interactive Discussion: Hot Technologies as a next generation feedstock for biodiesel, jet fuel and specialty chemicals.
• understand how global energy companies and major players in the aviation industry
10:15 Overcoming Conventions: Delivering on the Promise of are leading efforts to bring the promising bioenergy crop to commercial scale
Direct Solar Fuels Kirk L. Haney, President & Chief Executive Officer,
• How is it possible to directly convert photons into fuel at a photosynthetic conversion SG Biofuels
efficiency rate many times greater than prior industry assumptions?
• Hear the progress already made and potential of a solar-driven platform that is
advancing on pace 4:45 “Integrating upstream” – Feedstock Strategies for
• understand how this can eclipse the scale, productivity and cost efficiency of Advanced Biofuels
biofuel production • in the petroleum industry, upstream, refining and downstream are often
Bill Sims, Chief Executive Officer, Joule Biotechnologies organized as separate business units
10:30 networking refreshment break in exhibition hall • examine the upstream of bioenergy and its integration with downstream refining assets
• understand its impact on price stability, value sharing, refinery size, operating
costs & sustainability
Hot Markets Richard Hamilton, President and Chief Executive Officer,
11:00 Taking Technologies from Laboratory to Commercial Scale: Ceres
Rentech-ClearFuels Biomass Gasification 5.00 Topic to be finalized – check the website for updates
• the Rentech-ClearFuels biomass gasification system is being demonstrated in a 5.20 Topic to be finalized – check the website for updates
fully-integrated facility, laying the foundation for commercial scale projects
• discuss how Rentech has taken the innovative and promising ClearFuels biomass 5:40 Interactive Discussion: Hot Feedstocks
gasifier from laboratory scale to ready for commercial scale
• understand the commercial project development opportunities for the 6.00 Close of day two
technology currently underway
D. Hunt Ramsbottom, Chief Executive Officer, President &
Day Three – Thursday, 10 November 2011
Director, Rentech
11:15 Global Macrotrends for Transportation Fuels, and Lessons 7.30 Registration and welcome coffee
for Biofuels 8:15 Keynote Address
• uOP have developed a comprehensive picture of what fuel demand will be
globally, using available data from a variety of sources (iea, eia, PiRa, Hart’s, John Melo, Chief Executive Officer, Amyris
Platt’s, mcKinsey, Booz, uSda, uOP’s own analysis and data)
• understand how this has been translated into understanding the multitude of 8:45 Structured Strategic Networking Session
major challenges which exist for the biofuels industry globally • Business networking Roundtables
• Bespoke Group networking by Stage of evolution (i.e. pilot, demonstration, pre-
Jim Rekoske, General Manager, uOP commercial, commercial)
11:30 Presentation Title To Be Confirmed – please check the • One to one meetings
See website for further details
website for further details
Arnold Klann, Chief Executive Officer, BlueFire 12:00 Closing Keynote Discussion
Moderator: Jim Lane, Publisher and Editor, Biofuels Digest
11.45 Presentation Title To Be Confirmed – please check the
and Renewable Chemicals Digest
website for further details
Wes Bolsen, Chief Marketing Officer & V.P. Government
Samuel G. McConnell, Senior Vice President, Corporate
Development, Myriant Corporation Affairs, Coskata, Inc.
12:00 Topic to be finalized – check the website for updates
Eric McAfee, Chief Executive Officer, AE Biofuels
12:20 Topic to be finalized – check the website for updates
Richard Hamilton, President & Chief Executive Officer, Ceres
1:00 Close of Conference
12:40 Interactive Discussion: Hot Markets
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6. “in a sea of biofuels conference opportunities, this is the rare conference that truly delivers value.
excellent speaker line up, nice venue and a host of opportunities to network and build partnerships.
a must attend if biofuels and chemicals are core to your long-term strategy.” NAES Corporation
SPONSORS:
Platinum Sponsors Gold Sponsor industries and is now pursuing industrial applications to
enable new, greener production systems and products for
fuels, chemicals, and industrial products.
Codexis serves major worldwide markets where clean LS9 is a technology leader in the commercial development of
Gruppo mossi & Ghisolfi (“m&G”) is a multinational chemical an ever-expanding portfolio of sustainable fuel and chemical
company owned by the Ghisolfi family. established in 1953 by technology can make a positive economic and environmental
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engineering and technology division within m&G. acquired in lubricants, detergents, personal care products and others. in
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subsequently converted into bio-fuels or sustainable chemicals. engineering, construction, and maintenance services Süd-Chemie is a global leading specialty chemicals company.
the PROeSatm Process is the break-through technology companies. Over the past century, Fluor, through its the main focus of its biotechnology activities is on the
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- 2 day Conference uS$2499
- 1 day Structured Strategic networking Session
□ Full event audio Recording (with slides) uS$499
□ non-Profit Organization Rate (20% discount)
these reduced rates are available for registered nGOs, government representatives and non-profit organizations only. Reduced rates are at the discretion of Green Power Conferences and proof of status may be requested.
□ Special Group Offer: Register 3 delegates, only pay for 2
Early Booking Rates: Save an additional 10% if you book before September 30 2011
delegate details
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Company details
Venue:
Company name: ................................................................................................................................ Parc 55 Hotel
55 Cyril magnin Street
address: ...................................................................................................................................... San Francisco, uSa
Ca 94102
................................................................................................................................................ Website: www.parc55hotel.com
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