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Welcome Message
We are honored and delighted to welcome you to the 17th International Conference on Biofuels and Bioenergy, taking place on April 20–21, 2027, in Paris, France, under the inspiring theme “Innovations in Biofuels and Bioenergy for a Sustainable and Net-Zero Future.” This prestigious international gathering will bring together leading scientists, researchers, academicians, engineers, industry experts, policymakers, entrepreneurs, environmental professionals, and young researchers from across the globe. The conference aims to provide a vibrant forum for presenting the latest scientific discoveries, technological advancements, innovative research, and practical solutions in the rapidly evolving fields of biofuels and bioenergy. Through keynote presentations, invited talks, oral and poster sessions, panel discussions, and interactive scientific exchanges, participants will have valuable opportunities to share knowledge and develop international collaborations.
The conference will explore a broad spectrum of topics addressing the role of renewable biological resources in meeting the world's growing energy demands while reducing dependence on fossil fuels and minimizing environmental impacts. Major areas will include advanced and next-generation biofuels, bioethanol, biodiesel, sustainable aviation fuels, biogas and biomethane, biomass conversion, lignocellulosic biomass, algae-based biofuels, anaerobic digestion, pyrolysis, gasification, fermentation, biorefineries, waste-to-energy technologies, biohydrogen, biochar, carbon capture and bioenergy, and circular bioeconomy approaches. Particular attention will be given to sustainable feedstocks, innovative conversion technologies, life-cycle assessment, techno-economic feasibility, carbon reduction, greenhouse-gas mitigation, energy security, and the integration of bioenergy with other renewable energy systems. The conference will also highlight emerging technologies such as biotechnology, synthetic biology, artificial intelligence, digitalization, and advanced process engineering that can accelerate the development of efficient and sustainable bioenergy systems.
As the world moves toward ambitious climate and net-zero emission goals, innovation and international collaboration are essential for creating reliable, affordable, and environmentally responsible energy solutions. The 17th International Conference on Biofuels and Bioenergy 2027 aims to strengthen connections between fundamental research and industrial applications while encouraging the development of scalable technologies and policies for a sustainable energy future. We warmly invite researchers, professionals, students, industry leaders, policymakers, and all stakeholders to participate, present their work, exchange perspectives, and contribute to shaping the next generation of bioenergy solutions. We look forward to welcoming you to Paris, France, for an inspiring and productive scientific event filled with knowledge exchange, meaningful networking, new partnerships, and innovative ideas that can help build a cleaner, greener, more resilient, and net-zero future.
About the Conference
The 17th International Conference on Biofuels and Bioenergy, scheduled for April 20–21, 2027, in Paris, France, is an international scientific platform dedicated to the latest developments, innovations, and emerging opportunities in the fields of biofuels and bioenergy. The conference will be held under the theme “Innovations in Biofuels and Bioenergy for a Sustainable and Net-Zero Future.” It will bring together researchers, scientists, academicians, engineers, industry professionals, policymakers, entrepreneurs, and students to exchange knowledge and explore innovative approaches for developing sustainable and renewable energy systems.
The conference will provide an opportunity to present cutting-edge research and discuss advances across a broad range of areas, including advanced biofuels, bioethanol, biodiesel, sustainable aviation fuels, biogas and biomethane, biomass conversion, lignocellulosic biomass, algae-based biofuels, anaerobic digestion, pyrolysis, gasification, fermentation, biorefineries, waste-to-energy, biohydrogen, biochar, and biomass-derived products. Particular emphasis will be placed on sustainable feedstocks, efficient conversion technologies, circular bioeconomy, carbon reduction, life-cycle assessment, techno-economic analysis, and innovative strategies for minimizing the environmental impact of energy production.
With the global transition toward clean energy and net-zero emissions accelerating, biofuels and bioenergy have an increasingly important role in addressing climate change, energy security, waste management, and sustainable development. The conference aims to encourage collaboration between academia, industry, government, and other stakeholders to translate scientific discoveries into practical and scalable solutions. Through keynote lectures, invited talks, oral presentations, poster sessions, technical discussions, and networking opportunities, participants will be able to share expertise, establish new collaborations, and identify future research directions.
The 17th International Conference on Biofuels and Bioenergy 2027 welcomes contributions from established researchers as well as early-career scientists and students. By bringing together diverse perspectives and expertise, the conference seeks to advance innovation in renewable energy technologies and contribute to a cleaner, greener, circular, and net-zero future. We look forward to welcoming participants from around the world to Paris, France, for two days of scientific exchange, collaboration, and innovation.
Why to Attend?
The 17th International Conference on Biofuels and Bioenergy, taking place on April 20–21, 2027, in Paris, France, offers an excellent opportunity to connect with the global biofuels and bioenergy community and explore the latest innovations under the theme “Innovations in Biofuels and Bioenergy for a Sustainable and Net-Zero Future.”
Explore Latest Innovations – Discover recent breakthroughs, technologies, and research in biofuels, bioenergy, biomass conversion, biogas, sustainable aviation fuels, and renewable energy.
Learn from Global Experts – Hear keynote lectures and invited presentations from leading scientists, researchers, academics, and industry professionals.
Present Your Research – Showcase your latest findings, technologies, projects, and innovations through oral and poster presentations.
Build International Collaborations – Connect with researchers, universities, companies, policymakers, and organizations from different countries and establish new research partnerships.
Discover Emerging Technologies – Gain insights into advanced biofuels, algae-based bioenergy, biorefineries, waste-to-energy, biohydrogen, carbon capture, circular bioeconomy, and next-generation conversion technologies.
Bridge Research and Industry – Explore opportunities to translate scientific discoveries into commercially viable and scalable bioenergy solutions.
Discuss Net-Zero Solutions – Engage in discussions on decarbonization, greenhouse-gas reduction, sustainable energy systems, climate change mitigation, and pathways toward net-zero emissions.
Expand Your Professional Network – Meet fellow researchers, industry leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, and policymakers in an international scientific environment.
Explore Career Opportunities – Gain exposure to emerging research areas, industry trends, collaborations, and professional opportunities in the renewable energy sector.
Share Ideas and Knowledge – Participate in scientific discussions, interactive sessions, and knowledge exchange with experts working across different disciplines.
Gain New Perspectives – Learn about global approaches to sustainable biomass utilization, energy security, circular economy, and renewable fuel development.
Experience Paris – Combine a valuable scientific experience with the opportunity to visit one of the world's leading international centers for science, culture, innovation, and sustainability.
Join Us in Paris
Be part of this global scientific gathering and contribute to shaping the future of biofuels and bioenergy. Your participation can help accelerate innovation, strengthen international collaboration, and advance practical solutions for a sustainable and net-zero future.
Target Audience
The 17th International Conference on Biofuels and Bioenergy is designed for a diverse international audience involved in research, innovation, technology development, policy, and applications related to sustainable energy and bioresources.
- Researchers and Scientists in Biofuels and Bioenergy
- Academicians and University Professors
- Research Scholars and Postdoctoral Researchers
- PhD and Master’s Students
- Biotechnology and Microbiology Researchers
- Chemical and Biochemical Engineers
- Environmental Scientists and Engineers
- Renewable Energy Professionals
- Biomass and Biorefinery Researchers
- Biofuel Production and Processing Experts
- Biogas and Biomethane Specialists
- Algae and Marine Biotechnology Researchers
- Agricultural and Forestry Scientists
- Waste Management and Waste-to-Energy Professionals
- Sustainable Aviation Fuel Researchers and Professionals
- Energy and Environmental Consultants
- Industrial Biotechnology Professionals
- Bioprocess and Fermentation Scientists
- Bioeconomy and Circular Economy Experts
- Climate Change and Sustainability Professionals
- Carbon Capture and Carbon Management Researchers
- Energy Policy and Regulatory Experts
- Government Officials and Policymakers
- Renewable Energy Companies and Industry Leaders
- Biofuel Manufacturers and Technology Providers
- Biotechnology and Clean Energy Companies
- Investors and Venture Capital Representatives
- Entrepreneurs and Start-up Founders
- Research Institutions and Universities
- Scientific and Professional Organizations
- Environmental and Sustainability Organizations
- Technology Developers and Innovators
- Energy Economists and Market Analysts
- Science and Technology Communicators
- Students and Early-Career Researchers
- Representatives from NGOs and International Organizations
- Professionals working toward Net-Zero and Decarbonization Goals
Sessions and Tracks
Session 01: Advanced Biofuels and Sustainable Fuel Technologies
Recent developments in conventional, advanced, and next-generation biofuels, including bioethanol, biodiesel, renewable diesel, sustainable aviation fuels, marine biofuels, lignocellulosic fuels, algae-derived fuels, and biomass-to-liquid technologies. Emphasis on sustainable feedstocks, innovative conversion pathways, catalytic and biological processes, fuel quality, engine performance, emissions reduction, process optimization, life-cycle assessment, techno-economic feasibility, and commercialization of low-carbon fuels.
Session 02: Biomass Conversion and Bioenergy Technologies
Innovative technologies for converting agricultural residues, forestry biomass, organic waste, and renewable biological resources into fuels, heat, electricity, chemicals, and value-added products. Topics include combustion, gasification, pyrolysis, hydrothermal liquefaction, torrefaction, fermentation, biochemical conversion, thermochemical processing, reactor design, process optimization, and integrated biomass-energy systems.
Session 03: Biogas, Biomethane and Anaerobic Digestion
Advances in anaerobic digestion and the production, purification, upgrading, and utilization of biogas and biomethane from agricultural waste, food waste, animal manure, wastewater, municipal organic waste, and industrial residues. Focus areas include co-digestion, microbial processes, reactor technologies, methane enhancement, biogas upgrading, digestate valorization, methane emission reduction, and biomethane applications in transportation, heating, and power generation.
Session 04: Algae-Based Biofuels and Marine Bioenergy
Research and innovation in microalgae, macroalgae, and marine biomass for sustainable fuel and energy production. Topics include algal cultivation, strain development, nutrient optimization, harvesting, lipid extraction, biodiesel production, bioethanol, biogas, biohydrogen, algal biorefineries, wastewater-based cultivation, carbon dioxide utilization, and the development of economically viable and environmentally sustainable marine bioenergy systems.
Session 05: Lignocellulosic Biomass and Cellulosic Biofuels
Advanced approaches for converting agricultural residues, forestry resources, grasses, and other lignocellulosic materials into renewable fuels and bioproducts. Key areas include biomass characterization, physical, chemical, and biological pretreatment, cellulose and hemicellulose hydrolysis, lignin valorization, enzymatic conversion, fermentation, inhibitor removal, cellulosic ethanol, process integration, and strategies for improving yield, productivity, and economic feasibility.
Session 06: Sustainable Aviation Fuels and Renewable Transportation
Innovations in sustainable aviation fuels and renewable transportation energy systems aimed at reducing emissions from aviation, road, rail, and marine transport. Topics include biojet fuels, renewable diesel, alcohol-to-jet pathways, Fischer–Tropsch fuels, hydroprocessed esters and fatty acids, synthetic fuels, feedstock sustainability, fuel certification, blending, combustion characteristics, engine compatibility, life-cycle emissions, and pathways toward low-carbon transportation.
Session 07: Biorefineries and Integrated Bioprocessing
Development of integrated biorefineries that convert biomass into fuels, chemicals, materials, energy, and other high-value products. Research includes process integration, biomass fractionation, cascading utilization, co-product development, resource efficiency, process intensification, advanced separation technologies, industrial biotechnology, energy integration, waste minimization, and innovative business models for commercially viable and sustainable biorefineries.
Session 08: Waste-to-Energy and Resource Recovery
Technological solutions for converting municipal, agricultural, industrial, food, and organic waste into renewable energy and useful products. Areas include waste characterization, anaerobic digestion, gasification, pyrolysis, refuse-derived fuels, energy recovery, waste-derived biofuels, nutrient recovery, wastewater-to-energy systems, landfill gas utilization, waste valorization, environmental impact assessment, and integrated approaches supporting zero-waste and circular economy objectives.
Session 09: Biohydrogen and Renewable Hydrogen Technologies
Innovative biological and renewable pathways for hydrogen production and utilization. Topics include dark fermentation, photofermentation, algal hydrogen, microbial electrolysis, bioelectrochemical systems, biological hydrogen production, biomass-derived hydrogen, hydrogen purification, storage, fuel cells, renewable hydrogen integration, process optimization, and the potential role of biohydrogen in achieving low-carbon and net-zero energy systems.
Session 10: Biochar, Carbon Sequestration and Negative Emissions
Research on biochar production, characterization, utilization, and its role in carbon management and sustainable agriculture. Topics include pyrolysis-derived biochar, soil amendment, carbon sequestration, waste biomass conversion, biochar-based materials, carbon stability, greenhouse-gas mitigation, bioenergy with carbon capture and storage, negative emission technologies, carbon accounting, and integrated biochar-bioenergy systems.
Session 11: Circular Bioeconomy and Biomass Valorization
Innovative strategies for transforming renewable biomass and waste resources into fuels, chemicals, materials, and other high-value products while minimizing resource loss. Topics include circular biomass utilization, industrial symbiosis, waste valorization, cascading bioprocessing, bio-based products, resource recovery, sustainable supply chains, zero-waste biorefineries, circular production models, and pathways for integrating bioenergy within a sustainable circular economy.
Session 12: Biotechnology, Synthetic Biology and Microbial Bioenergy
Application of biotechnology, microbiology, genetic engineering, synthetic biology, and metabolic engineering to improve biofuel and bioenergy production. Research includes engineered microorganisms, microbial consortia, enzyme technology, metabolic pathway optimization, fermentation systems, biological conversion, strain improvement, genome editing, biocatalysis, microbial fuel cells, and innovative biological platforms for efficient production of renewable fuels and bio-based chemicals.
Session 13: Life-Cycle Assessment, Sustainability and Environmental Impacts
Comprehensive assessment of the environmental, social, and economic sustainability of biofuels and bioenergy systems. Topics include life-cycle assessment, carbon footprint, greenhouse-gas emissions, water consumption, land-use change, biodiversity, air quality, resource efficiency, sustainability indicators, environmental impact assessment, food-versus-fuel considerations, water-energy-food nexus, and strategies for developing environmentally responsible bioenergy pathways.
Session 14: Techno-Economic Analysis, Markets and Commercialization
Economic and industrial perspectives on the development and commercialization of biofuel and bioenergy technologies. Areas include techno-economic assessment, production costs, process scale-up, supply-chain economics, investment opportunities, biofuel markets, technology readiness, commercialization barriers, business models, policy incentives, risk assessment, financing mechanisms, and strategies for transitioning innovative laboratory technologies toward industrial-scale applications.
Session 15: Artificial Intelligence, Digitalization and Smart Bioenergy
Application of artificial intelligence, machine learning, data analytics, automation, and digital technologies to improve biofuel and bioenergy systems. Topics include predictive modeling, process monitoring, digital twins, smart biorefineries, intelligent reactor control, feedstock characterization, process optimization, fault detection, energy forecasting, automated systems, and data-driven approaches for improving efficiency, reliability, sustainability, and economic performance.
Session 16: Bioenergy, Climate Change and Net-Zero Strategies
The role of biofuels and bioenergy in climate-change mitigation, decarbonization, and achieving global net-zero targets. Research areas include carbon-neutral energy systems, greenhouse-gas reduction, negative emissions, carbon capture and utilization, sustainable biomass deployment, climate-resilient energy systems, decarbonization pathways, energy transition strategies, and the integration of bioenergy with national and international climate goals.
Session 17: Renewable Energy Integration and Hybrid Bioenergy Systems
Integration of bioenergy with solar, wind, hydropower, geothermal, and renewable hydrogen technologies to develop reliable and flexible energy systems. Topics include hybrid renewable systems, biomass-based power generation, combined heat and power, energy storage, grid integration, decentralized energy production, renewable fuel generation, rural energy systems, energy management, and optimization of integrated renewable energy networks.
Session 18: Bioenergy Policy, Economics and Energy Security
Policy, regulatory, economic, and strategic dimensions of biofuels and bioenergy development. Topics include national and international bioenergy policies, renewable fuel standards, sustainability regulations, carbon pricing, energy security, rural development, government incentives, international markets, energy transition policies, public-private partnerships, investment frameworks, and policy mechanisms supporting sustainable bioenergy deployment.
Session 19: Emerging Technologies and Future Innovations in Bioenergy
Emerging scientific and technological developments with the potential to transform the future of biofuels and bioenergy. Areas include nanotechnology, advanced catalysts, electrochemical conversion, novel fermentation systems, synthetic fuels, carbon utilization, advanced biomass materials, innovative reactor technologies, smart biorefineries, emerging feedstocks, novel microbial platforms, and breakthrough technologies for efficient, affordable, and sustainable renewable energy production.
Session 20: Global Perspectives, Innovation and Pathways to a Net-Zero Future
Global approaches, innovative strategies, and collaborative solutions for accelerating the transition toward sustainable biofuels and bioenergy. This theme encompasses international research collaborations, technology transfer, industrial innovation, climate action, sustainable development, energy access, circular economy, carbon reduction, future fuel systems, commercialization opportunities, and multidisciplinary approaches for creating resilient energy systems and achieving a sustainable and net-zero future.
Global Market Analysis Report
The global biofuels and bioenergy market is expected to experience sustained growth during 2027–2037, driven by increasing demand for renewable energy, decarbonization targets, energy-security priorities, government biofuel mandates, and growing utilization of agricultural and organic waste. Current industry estimates indicate strong long-term expansion in bioenergy capacity, with an indicative 5–7% CAGR for the broader biofuels and bioenergy sector during the next decade. Based on an estimated 2027 market baseline, continued investment in advanced biofuels, biomass conversion, biogas, biomethane, sustainable aviation fuels, and integrated biorefineries could significantly expand the global market by 2037.
From an estimated 2027 baseline of approximately 200–210 GW for the broader bioenergy sector, a moderate growth scenario could result in approximately 350–400 GW by 2037, depending on technology development, investment, policy support, feedstock availability, and market conditions. Asia-Pacific is expected to remain one of the fastest-growing regions, supported by increasing energy demand, renewable-energy policies, expanding biofuel production, and abundant biomass resources. Europe and North America are expected to maintain strong positions in advanced biofuels, sustainable aviation fuels, waste-to-energy, biomethane, and low-carbon technologies, while Latin America is expected to benefit from its strong agricultural base and established bioethanol industry. Emerging markets in Africa and the Middle East may also experience increasing adoption of biomass and bioenergy solutions as energy-access and sustainability initiatives expand.
The 2027–2037 period is expected to create substantial opportunities for research institutions, scientific associations and societies, universities, biotechnology companies, biofuel producers, renewable-energy developers, technology providers, investors, policymakers, and environmental organizations. Key growth areas are likely to include advanced and cellulosic biofuels, sustainable aviation fuels, biogas and biomethane, algae-based bioenergy, waste-to-energy, circular bioeconomy, bioenergy with carbon capture, biohydrogen, smart biorefineries, and AI-driven process optimization. Despite challenges such as feedstock availability, production costs, sustainability concerns, land and water requirements, and competition from other renewable technologies, continued innovation and international collaboration are expected to strengthen the role of biofuels and bioenergy in achieving energy security, carbon reduction, climate resilience, and a sustainable net-zero future.
Registration & Abstract Submission
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Past Conference Report
Biodiesel 2025
The 16th International Conference on Biofuels and Bioenergy was held on July 17–18, 2025, in Amsterdam, Netherlands, bringing together researchers, scientists, academicians, industry professionals, policymakers, and young researchers to exchange knowledge on the latest developments in biofuels and bioenergy. The event provided an international platform for discussing innovative technologies, emerging research trends, sustainable energy solutions, and the future role of biofuels in the global energy transition. The conference listing confirms the 16th edition and its Amsterdam dates.
The scientific program covered a broad range of areas, including biofuel production, biodiesel, bioethanol, green diesel, biogas, biomass, biohydrogen, renewable natural gas, biomass conversion technologies, algal bioenergy, biochar, waste-to-energy, biorefineries, microbial engineering, synthetic biology, sustainable feedstocks, and the environmental impacts of biofuels. Discussions focused on improving conversion efficiency, developing sustainable feedstocks, reducing greenhouse-gas emissions, and accelerating the transition from fossil-based energy toward renewable alternatives.
A major emphasis was placed on the need to scale existing biofuel technologies while encouraging innovation in new fuel concepts. The 2025 conference program also highlighted the importance of ensuring that biofuels deliver genuine emissions reductions and that fuel quality and standards are supported by effective monitoring. These discussions reflected the growing importance of technological innovation, sustainability, market integrity, and policy support in expanding the biofuel sector.
The conference created valuable opportunities for scientific networking, knowledge exchange, collaboration, and professional development. Participants were able to present their research, exchange perspectives with international experts, explore emerging technologies, and identify potential collaborations between academia and industry. The event also contributed to broader discussions on how biofuels and bioenergy can support energy security, climate-change mitigation, circular resource utilization, and sustainable development.
The success of the 16th International Conference on Biofuels and Bioenergy 2025 provided a strong foundation for continued international dialogue and collaboration. Building on the research, discussions, and innovations shared in Amsterdam, the 17th International Conference on Biofuels and Bioenergy, scheduled for April 20–21, 2027, in Paris, France, will continue this scientific journey under the theme “Innovations in Biofuels and Bioenergy for a Sustainable and Net-Zero Future.”
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