With the Global Stocktake and UAE Consensus as a foundation for the energy transition, the panel will assess how expanding biofuel use can advance global climate goals, drawing on national experiences and exploring opportunities for international cooperation and investment.
Balancing agricultural production, environmental protection, and sustainable energy is key to tackling climate change. This event will showcase successful models and policies linking agriculture and bioenergy, emphasizing innovation, research, and global cooperation while ensuring food security and inclusive benefits for rural communities.
Panelists will debate how blending mandates and regulatory frameworks can serve as powerful tools for countries to achieve their decarbonization targets, strengthen energy security, and promote economic development—particularly in emerging economies.
This panel will explore how sustainable fuels can drive these transitions, in alignment with the Belém Commitment on Sustainable Fuels, highlighting their role in accelerating decarbonization, enhancing energy resilience, and advancing global climate objectives.
Tripling renewable energy by 2030 is a key goal of the Global Stocktake, with sustainable fuels playing a vital role in short-term decarbonization and industrial innovation. This panel will explore the barriers and opportunities for scaling up sustainable fuels as a strategy for achieving climate neutrality by 2050.
Panelists will explore how biofuels can drive a just and inclusive energy transition across Global South, fostering local value creation, energy security, and sustainable growth. Discussions will highlight opportunities for South–South cooperation, technology transfer, and climate finance to empower developing regions as leaders in the global energy transition.
