Valerie Reed
Director, Department of Energy (DOE)
3rd Bioenergy Sustainability Conference
December 9, 2021 to December 10, 2021
This conference engages bioenergy sustainability researchers with the goal to promote collaboration and disseminate the latest innovative concepts, research methods and results in the various domains of bioenergy sustainability.
Featured Speakers
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Steve Csonka
Executive Director, CAAFI -
Bruce Dale
Professor, Michigan State University -
Jingxin Wang
Professor, West Virginia University -
Ning Sun
Research Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory -
Sheila Dillard
Senior Policy and Communications Analyst, Department of Energy (DOE) -
Jordan Klinger
Researcher, Idaho National Laboratory -
Jason Jones
Economics Director, ICF International -
Kevin Comer
Principal and Senior Project Manager, Antares Group Inc. -
Brad Kelley
Senior Project Engineer, Gershman, Brickner & Bratton, Inc. -
Joseph Hartvigsen
Vice President of Engineering, OxEon Energy -
David Lynch
General Manager of Research and Development, Enerkem Inc. -
Julie Rodriguez
Manager of Advanced Biofuel Center, Steeper Energy -
Michael Huesemann
Senior Staff Research Engineer, PNNL -
Paul Bloom
Chief Carbon Officer & Chief Innovation Officer, Gevo -
Jordan Solomon
President & CEO, Ecostrat -
Anne Johnson
Principal & Vice President, Resource Recycling Systems -
Joshua Schaidle
Director of the ChemCatBio Consortium, NREL
Topical Sessions
The Bioenergy Sustainability Conference is an opportunity to showcase innovative capabilities, learn from fellow industry peers and further develop our network within the bioenergy community. This year we will further focus on system-wide approaches to achieve decarbonization. I look forward to this year’s conference as it is a time to engage with and learn from our nation's experts at the forefront of bioenergy excellence
I am excited to engage with other professionals and researchers with a commitment to mitigating climate change through sustainable bioenergy production. These efforts are not achievable in isolation and we need diverse talent with different backgrounds and from various sectors to solve the grand challenges to meet our food and energy needs.