This webinar and report are the output from a small project running in 2021 between the shipping company Maersk A/S,
the research foundation Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping, and University of
Southern Denmark.

Aims of the project

• Provide an overview of recent scientific consensus on future potentials of biomass that are
  estimated to be sustainably available for non-food/feed purposes, i.e. as feedstock for energy, fuels and materials/chemicals

• Provide an overview of potential demands for carbon-based fuels and feedstock from all key
  sectors and some insight into the green transition strategies pursued by the sector.

• Get some understanding of the proportions between potential biomass supply and demand in
  order to understand future competition for biomass feedstock

• Provide an understanding of alternatives to bioenergy, i.e. electrification, hydrogen, ammonia, and
  electrofuels made from CO2 and hydrogen, and if possible provide an understanding of price/cost developments of biofuels and electrofuels

Your Hosts:

• Torben Nørgaard, Chief Technology Officer – Energy & Fuels, Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping

• Maria Strandesen, Head of Future Fuels, A.P. Møller - Mærsk

• Henrik Wenzel, Professors, University of Southern Denmark