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Stakeholder Roadmaps as a Tool to Drive Supply Chain for Aviation Biofuels

Stakeholder Roadmaps as a Tool to Drive Supply Chain for Aviation Biofuels. May 2013. Best practices. Lesson From Wind Energy: Altamont Pass and Unintended Consequences. A viation put the thinking before the doing vis -a- vis biofuels. Regional Approaches are Best Not One Size for All.

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Stakeholder Roadmaps as a Tool to Drive Supply Chain for Aviation Biofuels

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  1. Stakeholder Roadmaps as a Tool to Drive Supply Chain for Aviation Biofuels May 2013 Best practices

  2. Lesson From Wind Energy:Altamont Pass and Unintended Consequences Aviation put the thinking before the doing vis-a-visbiofuels

  3. Regional Approaches are BestNot One Size for All

  4. Why create a roadmap? Road map process Higher chance of success Roadmap kick-off All view-points Dialog Thought-ful action Favorable ground-work • Roadmap aligns stakeholders and defines next steps

  5. Roadmap Benefits Aligned stakeholders • Shared vision from those in/near supply chain • Identify most promising opportunities to limit pursuits down rabbit holes 1 2 Informed community • Media involvement to inform public • Report can be used by stakeholders to promote • “Drop-in” presentation content • Stand-alone website with report for 2+ years 3 Localized action plan • Identify and address issues of local concern • Understanding of local politics and tactical execution plan • Above outcomes create a positive environment for biofuel development

  6. Roadmap participation Responsibilities • Paid organizer, meeting facilitator and primary report editor • 1 organization Facilitator Steering Committee • Lead organizations who invest time and money. Responsible for project success • 4-8 organizations Stakeholders • Larger set of stakeholders & participants • Participation fee (with limited exceptions) • 20-50 organizations Interested Community • Broader public, policy makers and business community • Not present at working sessions, but follow briefings and announcements • Roadmap will be a major time commitment for Steering Committee members

  7. Flightpath to Aviation Biofuels in BrazilStakeholders

  8. Vignette: US Pacific Northwest Roadmap Participation Activities Results • More than 50 diverse stakeholders • Facilitated by non-profit Climate Solutions • Open and honest dialog over 16 months • Aligned stakeholders • Consensus report published at www.safnw.com • Alaska Airlines biofuel flights • $80M in federal grants for local universities • WA state biofuels legislation and support for federal action • PNW a focus region for scale up RSB • Roadmap was catalyst for regional action

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