Abstract and Poster Submission
The Australia-Indonesia Sustainable Fuels Symposium invites higher-degree students and researchers to submit abstracts for poster presentations. Submissions can be made via the submission portal below.
The Committee welcomes topics that explore the emerging technologies, opportunities, and challenges in the development and adoption of sustainable fuels, including but not limited to:
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Sustainable fuels technologies across the value chain:
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Production and conversion of sustainable fuels, including hydrogen, ammonia, methane, methanol, sustainable aviation fuels, renewable diesel from either electrolytic or biomass pathways
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Storage and distribution
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Safety and standards
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Applications in transport, aviation, and industry
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Cross-cutting challenges in building a sustainable fuels economy:
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Environmental impacts and sustainability assessments
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Resource supply and management
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Techno-economics and life cycle asessment
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Policy, regulation, and international cooperation
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Social acceptance and community engagement
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Format: A0
Note that you can only submit a poster if your abstract has been submitted and accepted by the committe. The poster has to be printed by each participant and brought on the first day of the SFS symposium (9 Feb 2026).
Important Dates:
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Abstract submission deadline: 12 December 2025 (CLOSED)
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Abstract acceptance announcement: 19 December 2025 (ANNOUNCED)
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Deadline for poster submission: 30 January 2026
Additional Information
Presented posters will be considered for invitations to submit full papers to the following Scopus-indexed journal special issues:
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ACS Energy & Fuels – Special Issue on Recent Advances in the Production of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (Guest Editor: Dr. Bingqiao Xie)
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ACS Energy & Fuels – Special Issue on Recent Advances in AI-Driven Energy Materials and System Design (Guest Editor: Dr. Jodie A. Yuwono)
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Discovery Energy (Springer Nature) – Special Issue on Advanced Synthesis, Characterisation, and Modelling of Energy Materials (Guest Editors: Dr. Denny Gunawan and Dr. Jodie A. Yuwono)
Poster Prizes:
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1st Place: IDR 3,000,000
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2nd Place: IDR 2,000,000
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3rd Place: IDR 1,000,000
Travel Support
We are offering travel support for selected presenting students and early-career researchers from outside the Bandung area.
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Up to A$1,200 for participants from Australian institutions
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Up to IDR 3,000,000 for participants from Indonesian institutions
The support can be used to cover flight tickets and accommodation costs. Please indicate if you need travel support when submitting your abstract.
Inquiry to be addressed to: ausindofuels@unsw.edu.au
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Nasywa Alya Kharasani
BINUS University
Comparative Analysis of Sustainability Reporting Policies in Indonesia and Australia: Transition Toward a Sustainable Fuels Economy
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Fergiana Putra Pratama
Semarang State University
Roadmap for Planning and Regulating Hydrogen in the Land Public Transport Sector
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Saras Alfiasari
University of Melbourne
Bridging Sustainability Gaps in Indonesia’s Sustainable Fuel Governance: Lessons from Australia through a Policy Transfer Perspective
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Risqi Prastianto Setiawan
Diponegoro University
Nano-Enhanced Microalgae: Hematite-Assisted Lipid Enrichment in Chlorella sp. for Third Generation Biofuel Potential as A Nature-Based Solution
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Dian Maya Sari
National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN)
Technoeconomic Assessment of Australia-Indonesia Green Nickel Processing Value Chains
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Aditya Perdana Purnomo
Udayana University
Hydrogen Pathways for Small Island Power System Energy Transition: Insights and Policy Recommendations from Nusa Penida Case Study Simulation
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Oktaviani Turbaningsih
University of Tasmania
Strategic Port Planning for Energy Transition: Integration of Hydrogen and e-Fuels
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Fatma Petaloka Arafat
Diponegoro University
Potential of Fe-Doped CaTiO3 Catalyst from green mussel shell Precursor for Optimizing Palm Oil-Based Biodiesel Production
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Ahmad Arrouf Sulfuadi
Islamic University of Indonesia
Techno-Economic Analysis and Life Cycle Assessment of Food Waste-to-Biofuel Pathways for Urban Sustainable Energy Systems
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Andhika Chandraditya
University of Indonesia
Process HAZID Analysis for Green Ammonia Production Small-Medium Scale Plant Indonesia
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Febiana Az-Zahra
University of Indonesia
Techno-enviro-economic comparative study of ammonia, methanol, and liquid hydrogen as hydrogen carriers for long-distance transportation
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Ahmad Faiz Rantisi
Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology
Cluster Bio-CNG from Galley Waste with Nannochloropsis sp. Microorganism as a Strategic Pathway PT Pelabuhan Indonesia Regional III in Port Handling Operation
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Nadia Rahmeita Prasanti
PT Kilang Pertamina Internasional
Retrofitting Conventional Thermal Distillate Hydrotreating (TDHT) Unit for Processing Bio-Feedstocks: A Technical Case Study of Refinery Unit IV Cilacap
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Dwi Hantoko
Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB)
Catalytic Methane Decomposition: A Sustainable Route to CO₂-Free Hydrogen and Carbon Nanomaterials from Natural Gas
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Yohanes Situmorang
Parahyangan Catholic University
Techno-economic Analysis on SAF Production from Coconut Oil
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Nehemia Gurusinga
Curtin Institute for Energy Transition
Building Trust Through Collaboration: A Stakeholder Framework for Renewable Energy Project Approvals in Australia and Insights for Indonesia
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Muhammad Radifan Putra
PT. Pertamina Patra Niaga
Dynamic Risk Evaluation: A Fuzzy-Bayesian Network (FBN) and Population Vulnerability Score (PVS) Framework for Hydrogen Site Selection in Jakarta.
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Mohammad Khotip
University of Indonesia
Safety Assessment for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Production and Storage with Hydro-processed Esters and Fatty Acids (HEFA) Technology: Case Study
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Firgha Ali Pritantyo
PT. Pertamina Patra Niaga
Operational Integration of Sustainable Aviation Fuel Using a Mass Balance Chain-of-Custody Framework: Evidence from an Industry-Scale Airport Fuel System
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Angga Hermawan
National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN)
Upcycling End-of-Life Batteries into Electrocatalysts for Sustainable Hydrogen Production and Biomass Valorization
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Sumera Arshad
UNSW Sydney
Efficient Electrochemical Transformation of Fatty Acids into Aviation-Grade Hydrocarbons
List of Poster Presenters
Day 1 (9 February 2026)
Day 2 (10 February 2026)
