International Conference on Biodiesel ICB on April 20-21, 2026 in Tokyo, Japan

Biodiesel
Biodiesel as alternative fuel
Renewable energy resource
Recycling and reduced waste
Reduced emissions
Improved quality control
Effective burning

Biodiesel productions
Biodiesel vegetable and animal fats
From Jatropha curcas
Ultrasonic reactor method
Lipase-catalyzed method
Biodiesel feedstock

Advanced and cellulosic ethanol
Feedstock development
Emission of gases
Biological conversion approaches
Best practices in biomass supply chains
The role of pilot-scale production

Advanced biofuels
Second generation biofuels
Third generation biofuels
Ethanol fuel
Bioethanol and cellulosic ethanol
Forestry-based biofuels

Biorefineries
Bio refining systems
Integrated bio refinery
Risk management issues
Biofuels production in biorefineries

Biodiesel application
In aerospace sector
Biodiesel as a transportation fuel
Biodiesel blends
Railway and aircraft usage
As heating and cleaning oil spills

Biodiesel advantages and dis advantages
Environmental effects of biodiesel fuel
Pollution control
Biodegradation
Carbonyl emissions
Impact on food security
Biofuel over fossil fuel
Biodiesel and economy
Global market of biodiesel