Ethanol industry to convene in Omaha for 41st annual Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo
April 17, 2025
BY BBI International
In a rapidly evolving energy landscape, the 41st International Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo (FEW) will return June 9–11, to the CHI Health Center in Omaha, Nebraska. The event, recognized as the largest and longest-running ethanol conference in the world, brings together ethanol producers, industry experts and policymakers to drive innovation and chart the course of the industry’s future. The FEW is produced by Ethanol Producer Magazine, the leading trade publication of the ethanol industry, and organized by BBI International.
“There’s no substitute for being in the room with the people who are shaping the future of ethanol — this is where it happens,” said John Nelson, chief operating officer at BBI International. “In addition to being the largest and longest running ethanol event during the past 41 years, the FEW is where producers, innovators and decision-makers come together to tackle challenges, share solutions and spark the next wave of industry progress. If you want to be part of what’s next, this is where you need to be.”
The 2025 event is expected to draw more than 2,500 attendees, including more than 600 producers and nearly 400 exhibitors. Programming will feature technical sessions, case studies and panels addressing critical topics such as process optimization, carbon capture and storage, sustainable aviation fuel and market expansion.
Attendees will have access to insights from top executives, engineers, analysts and government officials. Highlights of this year’s conference include:
- Economic outlooks and policy updates impacting carbon markets and biofuel production
- Strategies for increasing efficiency and reducing operating costs
- New market opportunities in sustainable aviation fuel and co-product innovation
- Real-world examples of technology adoption and plant improvements
- A trade show featuring nearly 400 exhibitors showcasing emerging technologies
Early Bird registration rates are available through April 30, 2025. Complimentary passes are available for biofuels producers. For more information or to register, visit www.fuelethanolworkshop.com..
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