Conferences

GCGF participated in the Argus Biofuels Conference, contributing to discussions across both the biofuels and Green Marine segments.

GCGF together with International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA), convened a half-day workshop on Alcohol-Based Fuel Pathways for Shipping during Singapore Maritime Week 2026.

GCGF hosted a series of stakeholder workshops across Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang

GCGF Managing Director Clarence Woo joined an expert panel examining the emerging role of ethanol in maritime decarbonisation

GCGF’s presentation centered on the role of ethanol as a scalable, near to mid-term marine fuel solution.

GCGF contributed to regional discussions on SAF feedstock scalability, carbon intensity, and certification frameworks at the Sustainable Aviation Futures APAC Congress.

GCGF contributed to maritime fuel discussions at the Global Ethanol Summit, highlighting ethanol’s role in shipping decarbonisation and advancing global collaboration on standards and market readiness.

27 August 2025 | Hanoi | Vietnam Biofuels Forum The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) in collaboration with Global Centre for Green Fuels (GCGF) and the Vietnam Biofuels Association (VBFA), convened a pivotal forum on 27 August 2025 in Hanoi. The event, “Developing Biofuels for a Sustainable Future in Vietnam” took shape in the context of Vietnam actively implementing international commitments on climate change response, greenhouse gas emission reduction and aiming for

22 April 2025 | Singapore | Argus Biofuels Asia Conference As the aviation sector faces mounting pressure to decarbonise, ethanol-to-jet (EtJ) pathways are emerging as a serious contender in the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) conversation. At the Argus Biofuels Asia Conference 2025, GCGF Managing Director Clarence Woo joined a panel exploring the economic and environmental viability of alcohol-to-jet production routes. Key themes from the discussion included: The need for p

16 April 2025 | Singapore | Maritime Decarbonisation Community Asia Forum At the recent MDC Asia Forum 2025, the Global Centre for Green Fuels (GCGF) played a leading role in shaping the conversation on alternative marine fuels by moderating a high level panel titled: “Which Alternative Fuel is Winning the Race?” Our Managing Director, Clarence Woo, facilitated the session featuring speakers from NYK Shipmanagement, Peninsula, and Ocean Network Express Europe & Africa. The di