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Argus North American Biofuels, LCFS & Carbon Markets Summit

Monterey, California, US
15-17 September 2025
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North America’s leading biofuels, carbon and LCFS event

The flagship Argus North American Biofuels, LCFS & Carbon Markets Summit returns to Monterey, California on September 15-17, 2025.  This premier event will bring together over 650 attendees, including regulators, key government agencies, and industry leaders from across the biofuels and carbon supply chain.

Join your peers for three days of unparalleled networking and knowledge exchange at North America’s leading biofuels, carbon, and LCFS event. Gain insights into the latest trends, technologies, and regulatory updates shaping the industry, with key themes including carbon pricing, cap-and-trade, LCFS programmes, SAF, tax credits, RNG, and the evolving landscape of sustainable fuel solutions. 

The summit will equip you with the knowledge and connections needed to navigate  the ever-changing carbon and biofuels market. Whether you’re looking to scale your biofuel projects, engage with policymakers, or position your business for long-term success, this event offers the perfect platform to collaborate, share insights, and stay ahead of the curve.

Don't miss out on the chance to position your company for long-term success by securing your attendance.

Choose ONE optional add-on for September 15

Enjoy even more content and networking by selecting an optional add-on for September 15, including the SAF Focus Day or the Argus-led RINs, RFS, CFR and LCFS Workshop. If you prefer some healthy competition instead, add the 'Golf Experience' to your pass for a round on the stunning Del Monte Golf Course. *Add-ons cannot be purchased separately.

Your event highlights in 2025

Your 2025 speakers include:

Rajinder Sahota

Rajinder Sahota
Deputy Executive Officer, Climate Change and Research, California Air Resources Board

Rajinder Sahota is the deputy executive officer, climate change and research, with the Air Resources Board whose primary portfolio of responsibilities includes management of the Cap-and-Trade Program, development and implementation of the State's AB32 Scoping Plan, and Energy Policy. Due to the global nature of climate change and interest in CA's programs, the role requires coordination and collaboration with subnational and national governments pursuing climate change mitigation action. Other climate programs within the division include the Low Carbon Fuel Standard, methane reduction strategies, and fuels initiatives. Prior to this position, Rajinder managed the design and implementation of the Cap-and-Trade Program, including its linkage with Quebec's program. She holds a BS and MS in Atmospheric Sciences from UC Davis.

Ryan Spies

Ryan Spies
Managing Director, Sustainability, Alaska Airlines

Phillip Garcia

Phillip Garcia
Director, SAF Marketing & Commercial Development, Sumitomo Corporation of Americas

Nicole Singh

Nicole Singh
Climate Protection Manager, Office of GHG Programs, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality

Derek Nixon

Derek Nixon
Cap-and-Invest Section Manager, Washington State Department of Ecology

Dirceu Piga

Dirceu Piga
Manager Trading Biofuels and Feedstock, PetroChina International America

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