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About Geneva New Fuels

The Definitive Forum for Marine Fuel Transition

Geneva New Fuels is the premier one-day conference dedicated to bridging the gap between innovative, low-carbon maritime fuels and their real-world commercial application. As the global shipping industry navigates an unprecedented transition, this event serves as the essential meeting point for decision-makers focused on compliance, risk management, and sustainable growth.

Date: November 19, 2025
Location: Mandarin Oriental Genève, Genève, Switzerland
Organizer: SunBolon SA

Session Overview – GNF25

Session Overview – Geneva New Fuels 2025

The Big Picture: How ESG Is Reshaping Trading

Green Fuels on the Rise: The Regulatory Drivers Behind Biofuels

New Fuels and Carbon Markets: Two Sides of the Same Coin

Hedging Biofuels: Tools, Risks, and Opportunities

Cut Carbon, Create Value – Fuel Monitoring & Carbon Credits

FuelEU Maritime, IMO Net-Zero, Pooling: Where Do We Stand Today?

Owners & Charterers’ View

Focus: Where New Fuels Meet Real Business

The 2025 agenda is engineered to provide actionable intelligence on the most pressing challenges and opportunities in the marine fuels ecosystem. Our discussions move beyond theory, focusing on the practical, financial, and regulatory steps required for a successful transition.

Key Themes Include:

Risk & Finance: Strategies for managing the financial and supply risks associated with transitioning to new fuel blends.
Advanced Biofuels: Exploring the supply, scalability, and effective hedging strategies for marine biofuel implementation and insetting mechanisms.
LNG and Bio-LNG: Analyzing the current market position, infrastructure requirements, and future role of natural gas alternatives in decarbonization roadmaps.
Emerging Technologies: Dedicated sessions on innovative fuel additives and propulsion technologies designed to enhance efficiency and reduce emissions.
Regulatory Compliance: Comprehensive analysis of new mandates, including FuelEU Maritime and the evolving impact of carbon markets such as the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS).

Fuel Transition Pathways

Biofuels, Bio‑LNG, synthetic fuels, and efficiency solutions.

Regulatory Landscape

FuelEU Maritime, EU ETS, and carbon market integration.

Innovation & Technology

Additives, digital tools, and operational efficiency.

Market Perspectives

Additives, digital tools, and operational efficiency.

Who Will Be There

Geneva New Fuels attracts a distinguished audience across the value chain, including:

Cargo owners and commodity trading firms
Shipowners, operators, and charterers
Energy companies and technology providers
Regulators, analysts, and financiers

By joining, you’ll be part of a select community committed to advancing sustainable shipping and energy solutions.

GNF25

What Makes Geneva New Fuels Unique

The Audience: Connect with Industry Leaders

Geneva New Fuels 2025 brings together the highest caliber of stakeholders from across the maritime value chain and the commodities trading sector. This is a unique opportunity to engage directly with:

Cargo Owners & Commodity Trading Firms
Shipowners & Operators
Bunker Suppliers & Energy Providers
Maritime Financiers & Analysts
Regulatory Experts & Legal Counsel

Be part of a focused forum designed for high-level networking, enabling strategic partnerships and crucial deal-making necessary for low-carbon shipping. Secure your place at the forefront of the industry’s most significant commercial shift.

High‑Level Panels, Not Presentations

We believe in dynamic discussions — not speeches, but moderated panels with leading voices from shipping, trading, and energy.

Audience Participation

Every session opens the floor for questions, ensuring interactive dialogue and diverse perspectives.

Networking Opportunities

Meet executives from multinational corporations, trading firms, and shipping companies in an intimate yet impactful setting.

Business Opportunities

Discover partnerships, investment prospects, and new products launched during the event.

Global Perspective

Geneva’s role as a hub for commodities trading makes this the ideal venue for shaping the future of fuels.