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Roundtable on Sustainable Biofuels

Secretariat webpage


Steering Board

Sustainability Criteria:

RSB principles & criteria (Version 0.0) August 2008


Working groups

GHG - Greenhouse gas lifecycle efficiency analysis
ENV - Environmental impacts
SOC - Social impacts
IMP - Implementation


Current debates:

Land Use and GHG- GHG emissions from indirect land use changes
Soil Management
Water Management
Air quality
Biodiversity Offsets.

Documents:

-RSB launch press release
-RSB Flyer (pdf)
-RSB Intro to Feedback Mechanisms
-Commenting on RSB Drafts Using the BioenergyWiki (PDF File)
-RSB Draft Principles - June 5, 2007 (PDF File)

17 April 2007 -- > The Roundtable on Sustainable Biofuels is pleased to announce the first members of its inaugural Steering Board. The Steering Board will be responsible for taking into account global stakeholder feedback and recommending draft principles and standards for ensuring biofuels' sustainability.

In developing the Board, every effort was made to create a balance of stakeholders from around the world, representing different sectors of society and different actors in the supply chain. More members may be added as needed to achieve this goal. Steering Board members serve in a personal capacity, and do not represent their company or sector as a whole.


The Steering Board

  • Claude Martin, former director of WWF International (chair)
  • Achim Steiner, Executive Director of UNEP.
  • Roberto Smeraldi, Environmentalist, Brazil
  • Cameron Rennie, BP
  • Henri Rieux, Bunge Corporation
  • Steven Wonink, Dutch Ministry of Housing and the Environment
  • Ibrahim Rehman, The Energy Resources Institute (TERI), India
  • Teddy Püttgen, Energy Center, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL)
  • Rolf Hartl, Federation of Swiss Oil Companies
  • Heiko Liedeker, Forest Stewardship Council
  • Hisashi Ishitani, Keio University, Japan
  • Ibrahim Togola, Mali Folkecenter
  • Julio Cesar Pinho, Petrobras
  • Barbara Bramble, National Wildlife Federation
  • Paloma Berenguer, Shell
  • Lukas Gutzwiller, Swiss Energy Ministry
  • Stephan Herbst, Toyota Motor Europe
  • Lucas Assunçao, UNCTAD
  • Melinda Kimble, UN Foundation
  • Alex Farrell, University of California at Berkeley
  • Christoph Frei, World Economic Forum
  • Jean-Philippe Denruyter, WWF International

The Working Groups' Chairs

  • Greenhouse gases: Bruce Dale, Michigan State University and Stephan Krinke, Volkswagen
  • Environment: Jeff McNeely, IUCN
  • Social Aspects: Khamarunga Banda, National African Farmers’ Union and Jürgen Maier, German NGO Forum
  • Implementation: Alan Knight, Virgin Group







                        Roundtable on Sustainable Biofuels edit
RSB sustainability criteria: "Version Zero" draft of standards
RSB working groups: Greenhouse Gases (GHG WG) Environment (ENV WG) | Implementation (IMP WG)
Social Impacts (SOC WG)
RSB launch press release | RSB Intro to Feedback Mechanisms | Commenting on RSB Drafts Using the BioenergyWiki (PDF)
RSB Current Debate on Land Use
Recent changes to BioenergyWiki related to the RSB
Sustainability edit
Sustainability standards | Sustainability initiatives (Better Sugarcane Initiative, Forest Stewardship Council, Roundtable on Sustainable Biofuels, Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil)
Initiatives edit
Sustainability standards

Multi-stakeholder initiatives: Responsible Commodities Initiative, Roundtable on Sustainable Biofuels, Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil
International initiatives: International Biofuels Forum
Public awareness and education initiatives: BioTour | Greaseball Challenge


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