In the present day, the use of energy derived from fossil fuels to power social infrastructure such as buildings, roads, and electricity networks has become commonplace. This has significantly altered human lifestyles. However, it has also led to energy and environmental crises, such as the increasing release of CO2, posing a crucial question of how to transition to a circular economy. Energy issues are considered among the most critical problems that need addressing. Many hope that bioethanol and new energy sources will provide solutions to these challenges.

In this session, we have invited Mr. Umeki from Toyo Business Service PCL to speak about the situation of bioethanol in the markets of Thailand and Japan. This includes current trends and future market projections, as well as insights into the technology for producing bioethanol and related materials. Thailand, with its abundant resources, is seen as a high-potential market for diverse bio-based materials.

Furthermore, the speaker will present ideas on creating new markets based on this information, emphasizing new business opportunities in the future. Participation in this seminar will be beneficial for investors, business owners, and business developers involved in environmental and energy-related ventures that are ready to innovate and maintain the balance of the world.