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Global Sustainability Pioneers Attending SAFAPAC
APAC's leading event for advancing Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)
Air travel in Asia-Pacific is projected to be the fastest-growing worldwide, making SAF essential for airlines and governments to meet their net zero commitments. Australia, Singapore, and Japan are already leading in project development and policy planning, while New Zealand, Malaysia, and the South Pacific are beginning to emerge.
The SAF APAC Summit 2026 (#SAFAPAC26) will take place on 8–9 July 2026 in Melbourne, Australia, and is set to be APAC’s leading event for advancing sustainable aviation fuels. The summit will explore pathways to decarbonize aviation, covering the full SAF value chain with perspectives on policy, supply and demand growth, technology innovation, and business model evolution, while addressing the unique dynamics of the APAC market.
The event will bring together 500+ leaders from airlines, governments, SAF producers, finance, technology, and the wider aviation supply chain, fostering collaboration, knowledge sharing, and partnerships to accelerate SAF adoption. Attendees will gain valuable insights into aviation’s decarbonization potential and actively shape the future of SAF in the region.
Leading ministers and dignitaries participating SAF APAC 2025
Jennifer Anne
Branch Head, Liquid Fuels Security and Strategy
Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
Ian Smith
Executive Director, Regional Economic Development
NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
Frosti Lau
Regional General Manager, South West Pacific
Cathay Pacific
Magda KOPCZYŃSKA
Director-General for Mobility and Transport
European Commission
Angus Mitchell
Principal Industry Development Officer
South Australia Department for Energy and Mining
Daniel Dott
Head of Fuel and Aviation Decarbonisation
Virgin Australia
H.E. Ingrid Dahl-Madsen
Danish Ambassador to Australia, New Zealand and Fiji
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark
Rupert Maloney
Executive Director, Alternative Fuels
Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC)
Stephen Forshaw
Senior Vice President, Airbus Chief Representative, Australia, New Zealand & The Pacific
Airbus
Joanne Paterson
Acting Executive Director, Emerging Industries
Queensland Government, Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning
Alex Grant
Director of Business Development and Transactions
Australia Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)
Dr Kimberly Camrass
Sustainability Lead, Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific
Boeing
Dr Frances van Ruth
Head of Investment, Europe, Middle East and Africa Net Zero Investment Lead
Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade)
Harry Jobberns
Head of Climate Strategy
Qantas Group
Matthew Connolly
Sustainability Lead for Energy Transition
Air New Zealand
Michael Hart
General Manager, Hydrogen & Next Generation Fuels
Ampol
Jesse Scott
Head of Agri Energy
GrainCorp
Robert Cavicchiolo
Carbon Solutions Manager
Viva Energy Australia
Warren Flentje
Industrial Decarbonisation Lead, Towards Net Zero Mission
CSIRO
Yosuke FUNAKI
Deputy General Manager, International Projects, Carbon Neutral Transformation Department
Idemitsu Kosan
Mac Irvine
Chief Financial Officer
Jet Zero Australia
Hardeep Kirpal-Singh
General Manager, Commercial Business
Petronas
Flyn van Ewijk
Regional Director, Asia Pacific
LanzaJet
Steven Bartholomeusz
Head of Public & Regulatory Affairs, APAC
Neste
Andrea Polson
General Manager, Stakeholder Engagement & Communication
Licella
Green Sky Visionary Partners
Lead Sponsor
Sustainability Partners
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Unlocking CCUS Landscape in Asia-Pacific
From facilitating blue hydrogen production to achieving negative emissions from biomass energy, CCUS is an important tool for reducing carbon emissions. This is especially true in heavy industries that rely on fossil fuels, such as steel and cement manufacturing. The Asia-Pacific region is projected to become a major market for CCUS by 2050, accounting for approximately 60% of the global carbon capture and storage potential and reducing emissions by more than 300 billion tonnes per year over the coming decades.
Live on March 5th, the webinar focused on current CCUS market, opportunities and challenges in Asia-Pacific region and provide strategic perspectives on potential cooperation between the regions.
Impact Webinar
The Premier Event for APAC Energy Leaders Committed to Net Zero
Supporting Partners
Media Partners
The inaugural SAF APAC Summit 2026 will be hosted at W Melbourne.
This venue will accommodate over 500 decision-makers from the APAC SAF sector, offering expansive spaces for learning, networking, and business. W Melbourne, the city's first luxury lifestyle hotel, takes its rebellious design cues from its Flinders Lane address in Australia’s cultural capital.
Even more exciting, our summit will be co-located with Connecting Green Hydrogen APAC 2026, Carbon Capture APAC 2026, and Australia Wind Energy 2026—the region's largest hydrogen, CCUS, and wind events. Together, we will drive the energy transition forward and create unparalleled networking opportunities.
ACCELERATING THE FUTURE OF FLIGHT
Scaling SAF for APAC’s Sustainable Aviation Revolution
In the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, the SAF market is experiencing significant growth, with countries such as Australia, Japan, Korea, and Singapore leading the way through substantial investments in SAF production facilities. By 2040, SAF is expected to comprise 25-30% of the region's aviation fuel, and by 2050, it is anticipated to reach a 50% share, playing a crucial role in achieving net-zero emissions.