Argus Australia Fossil to Future Fuels Forum 2026
Frequently asked questions
The Argus Australia Fossil to Future Fuels Forum 2026 is a complimentary, one-day in-person industry forum on Wednesday, 21 October 2026 at W Brisbane. It brings together Argus experts, industry leaders and policymakers to discuss global fuel market developments, biofuels, SAF, HVO, feedstocks and Australia's energy transition.
The forum is held on Wednesday, 21 October 2026 from 9am to 6:30pm AEST at W Brisbane, Great Room 1 & 2 (81 N Quay, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Australia).
Attendance is complimentary — there is no fee to attend. Registration is required and places are limited, so registering your interest does not guarantee a place.
The forum is designed for fuel producers, refiners and suppliers; biofuels, SAF and HVO market participants; feedstock producers and traders; government and regulatory representatives; airlines, transportation and industrial fuel users; and investors, consultants and energy market stakeholders.
The forum covers six key topics across two sessions: fuel markets amid geopolitical change, implications for Australian fuel markets, decarbonisation and supply security, SAF, HVO and global biofuels markets, Australian feedstocks and pricing dynamics, and industry perspectives and market outlooks.
Chatham House Rule means that information shared during the forum may be used freely, but the identity and affiliation of the speaker or any other participant may not be revealed. This encourages candid discussion of sensitive market, policy and commercial topics.
The sessions are not shared publicly because the forum is held under Chatham House Rule. Registered attendees may receive a high-level post-event summary from Argus Media.
Complete the registration form on the Register page. Successful applicants will receive a confirmation email with full event details approximately one week before the event.
The morning session focuses on Fossil Fuels — global fuel market developments, geopolitical impact and implications for Australia. The afternoon session focuses on Future Fuels — the evolving role of biofuels, SAF, HVO, feedstocks and Australia's energy transition. Attendees may register for one or both sessions.
Yes. Networking drinks run from 5pm to 6:30pm AEST at the close of the forum, offering the opportunity to connect with speakers, Argus experts and industry peers from across the fuels value chain.