November Meeting On Renewable Fuels
Renewable Fuels Panel Discussion - It’s Here …. Now What Does it Mean For Us?
Another joint meeting of the Gateway Chapter of the National Agri-Marketing Association & The St. Louis Agri-Business Club
Where: Sheraton Westport at 900 Westport Plaza.
When: Tuesday, November 15th
Time: Networking reception begins at 11:30 a.m., followed by lunch and the featured program at noon.
How to Register: Contact GatewayNAMA@yahoo.com or call 636/449-5040. Registration is $20 and will be collected at the door.
Renewable Fuels Panel Discussion
From producers to investors to industry researchers, increasing attention is focused on the role of renewable fuels, such as biodiesel and ethanol. Industry experts will discuss the impact of these technologies, how they will affect other agribusinesses and what’s coming on the horizon.
SPEAKERS:
Mr. Chris Standlee, Executive Vice president
Abengoa Bioenergy Corporation
Chesterfield, MO
Chris represents the second largest biofuels producer in the world. Their USA headquarters has been in Chesterfield for four years. They own and operate a number of facilities in different areas of the USA as well as in Europe. Abengoa is a leader in production technologies and research in the uses of several grains and other biomass products as sources of biofuels.
Mr. John Kleiboeker
Director of Field Services
Missouri Soybean Association
Jefferson City, MO
John has been involved in the development of soy biodiesel for a number of years. He currently spends 80% of his time on biodiesel development. Not only will John talk about industry trends, he will help us understand how soybeans become fuel and how the product reaches the end user.
Mr. David Sparks
Regional Manager, CoBank
St. Louis, MO
Think biofuels are small business? Think again! CoBank is one of the largest, if not the largest, financing organization of this rapidly expanding industrial use of farm products. To date CoBank is involved in over 30 biofuels facilities. David will help us understand the economics and the intense interest in one of the hottest growth areas impacting agriculture today.
Another joint meeting of the Gateway Chapter of the National Agri-Marketing Association & The St. Louis Agri-Business Club
Where: Sheraton Westport at 900 Westport Plaza.
When: Tuesday, November 15th
Time: Networking reception begins at 11:30 a.m., followed by lunch and the featured program at noon.
How to Register: Contact GatewayNAMA@yahoo.com or call 636/449-5040. Registration is $20 and will be collected at the door.
Renewable Fuels Panel Discussion
From producers to investors to industry researchers, increasing attention is focused on the role of renewable fuels, such as biodiesel and ethanol. Industry experts will discuss the impact of these technologies, how they will affect other agribusinesses and what’s coming on the horizon.
SPEAKERS:
Mr. Chris Standlee, Executive Vice president
Abengoa Bioenergy Corporation
Chesterfield, MO
Chris represents the second largest biofuels producer in the world. Their USA headquarters has been in Chesterfield for four years. They own and operate a number of facilities in different areas of the USA as well as in Europe. Abengoa is a leader in production technologies and research in the uses of several grains and other biomass products as sources of biofuels.
Mr. John Kleiboeker
Director of Field Services
Missouri Soybean Association
Jefferson City, MO
John has been involved in the development of soy biodiesel for a number of years. He currently spends 80% of his time on biodiesel development. Not only will John talk about industry trends, he will help us understand how soybeans become fuel and how the product reaches the end user.
Mr. David Sparks
Regional Manager, CoBank
St. Louis, MO
Think biofuels are small business? Think again! CoBank is one of the largest, if not the largest, financing organization of this rapidly expanding industrial use of farm products. To date CoBank is involved in over 30 biofuels facilities. David will help us understand the economics and the intense interest in one of the hottest growth areas impacting agriculture today.
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