Market uptake of SAF | Are we aware of all opportunities of Book & Claim?

Niels Dögnitz
InnoFuels Workshops, Luftverkehr, Nachhaltigkeit
28.08.2024 14:00-16:00
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Market uptake of SAF | Are we aware of all opportunities of Book & Claim?

The ‘Platform InnoFuels’ collaborative project invites you to a workshop on 28 August 2024 on the topic of ‘Market uptake of SAF | Are we aware of all opportunities of Book & Claim?’. The event will take place online.

 

Background:  

The path to climate-neutral aviation requires the increased use of renewable energy sources, which should lead to a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. The defossilisation of aviation will only be possible through the increased use of all sustainable aviation fuels (SAF). Book & Claim is an important approach to achieve this. However, there are different approaches and perspectives on the benefits and difficulties of implementation such a system. The aim of this workshop is to bring together this wide range of viewpoints and possibly gain new insights for all participants.

 

Agenda

Time

Programme point

14:00

Welcome
 Annika Caspari | MEO

14:05

Keynote: Definition of Book & Claim and the different perspectives
Marlene Simeon | Future Cleantech Architects

 

Case study from the certification perspective
 Thomas Bock | Credit & Transfer-System- ISCC

 

From an aviation point of view
 Jan Pechstein | DLH

 

Consideration for Book&Claim as a development vector for all countries
 Torsten Schwab |  International PtX-Hub

15:00

Open discussion round on enabling boundary conditions and perspectives
 Moderation: Stefan Majer | DBFZ
 Marlene Simeon | Future Cleantech Architects
 Thomas Bock | Credit & Transfer-System- ISCC
 Jan Pechstein | DLH
 Torsten Schwab | International PtX-Hub
  

15:55

Conclusion
 Annika Caspari | MEO